Sentence examples for transit along from inspiring English sources

But cargo in transit along the northern sea route dropped from 1.3m tonnes in 2013 to 300,000 tonnes in 2014.

Mr. de Cillia said his group would prefer a voluntary agreement to improve East End transit along lines the group proposed.

Stem cells transit along a variety of lineage-specific routes towards differentiated phenotypes.

Routing consists of moving information across an internetwork from a source to a destination using a multi-hop process where at least one intermediate node is used as transit along the way to the destination.

For example, in the genomic computer intra-machine communication occurs by means of diffusion (of transcription factors), while in electronic computers it occurs by electron transit along pre-organized wires.

PrPC molecules were delayed in their transit along the early pathway of the secretory compartment, however, they did not aggregate, and were not resistant to Proteinase K (PK) or become detergent-insoluble.

Correspondingly, in Fig. 8A, the projected trajectory moves clockwise, exhibiting small loops corresponding to spikes within a regular burst, until it crosses HC, at which point the regular burst terminates and the loops are lost while the trajectory transits along a stable branch of the equilibrium curve S (not shown here).

The LDL particle transits along the endosomal network to the LE/LY, where it is hydrolyzed by acid lipase.

In all of these fields, human behavior does not follow rigidly one of the two extremes but usually transits along a middle fluctuating path.

Moreover, mitochondria colocalized with microtubules in TNTs and transited along these structures from healthy to stressed cells.

Cr VI) that escapes reduction in the stomach will be transported to the small intestine and taken up into intestinal enterocytes, or transited along the lumen of the gastrointestinal tract where it can be reduced by microbiota (Shrivastava et al., 2003) and intestinal secretions such as cysteine (Dahm & Jones, 2000), and excreted in feces.