Sentence examples for trajectory up from inspiring English sources

Partial unfolding of 10FNIII by pulling along the N-to-RGD axis requires less work than partial unfolding by puling along the N-to-C axis, at least during the early stages of the unfolding trajectory (up to the point when the kinetic intermediate is reached prior to cell detachment, time∼15 ns).

Conditional on a woman's BMI trajectory up to age 43 years and breast size at mammography, changes in BMI thereafter were not associated with Wolfe grade.

Once breast size at mammography and all other components of a woman's BMI trajectory up to age 53 years were controlled for, an increase in BMI during any period up to age 43 years was associated with a reduced odds of a greater Wolfe grade, particularly during preadolescent years (7 11 years).

Achieving the correct balance between maintaining principles and continuing the upward trajectory up the leagues is going to have to be addressed soon.

The move proved savvy: Property prices in the U.K. had been on a steep upward trajectory up until about two years ago.

What was different about the trajectory up the Yangtze was a focus on wet field rice, whereas the Southeast Asian trajectory probably involved dry rice.

| I initially wrote "climate trajectories" — up or down — but that could be interpreted as long-term climate tracks.

First, categories in GO Molecular Function, and Biological Process ontologies associated with oxidative phosphorylation showed fluctuating trajectories (up and down) in all three prominences.

Well, he could have started by explaining how a coal trajectory going "up and up and up" for decades can possibly be compatible with domestic and international climate goals.

Two whirlwind years have pointed Nastasic's career trajectory straight up on the success graph.

"That's kind of tough with the trajectory going up," Federer said, lifting his head.