Sentence examples for trajectory by which from inspiring English sources

On July 20 , 2009 the ARTEMIS satellites started on a trajectory by which they would arrive at the second and first Lagrangian points in August and October 2010, respectively, and ultimately enter lunar orbit in April 2011.

Assuming the common ancestor of D. elegans and D. gunungcola had a female preference for D. elegans−sized male wing spots, the nature of the evolutionary trajectory by which spots were lost would involve an interplay between female preference and the developmental genetic changes in the wing spot pathway modeled above.

These phrases would capture more precisely something of the unique evolutionary trajectory by which humans came to interact with the world cognitively via species-unique processes of shared intentionality and to interact with one another socially via species-unique processes of interpersonal and group morality.

In order to learn the trajectory by which kinase specificity at the +1 position evolved, we reconstructed ancestral kinases within the CMGC group at multiple evolutionary time points before and after the +1 specificity change from proline to arginine was presumed to have occurred.

In this critical review we unpack the relationship between One Health science and its political economy, particularly the conceptual and methodological trajectories by which it fails to incorporate social determinants of epizootic spillover.

We retrospectively constructed trajectories by which patients had passed through the health system before being diagnosed with TB.

Recognition of these prokaryotic versions has helped clarify the precise evolutionary trajectories by which these components were recruited to the eukaryotic ribosome biogenesis/translation apparatus.

Students also described the trajectories by which they developed not only the intellectual skills necessary to advance in science, but also the behaviors and temperament necessary to be a scientist.

Understanding the reasons and pathways to health inequalities and improving the living conditions of families with children could prevent the unfortunate trajectories by which poor health and health differences are developed.

We resurrected multiple ancestral CMGC kinases and characterized their specificities in order to reveal the evolutionary trajectories by which specificity at the +1 site in present-day kinases diversified.

Here we briefly highlight three implications of the principle: (1) the strategies a cell can use to regulate protein complex function, (2) the trajectories by which eukaryotes can evolve new proteins, and (3) how perturbations of gene expression in human disease can be connected to disease phenotypes.