Sentence examples for transitioned through a from inspiring English sources
When I transitioned through a phase of intense anxiety from corporate life into following my passion for yoga, she was a rock to me.
I gradually transitioned through a gateway where I emerged completely marbleized, resembling a ritual or religious experience and becoming one with the color.
We also included ACE patients who transitioned through a separate sub-acute medical (SAM) unit after their initial stay in ACE.
It is currently unclear whether the RANK-responsive TECs contained within the CD205− fraction represent cells that have already transitioned through a CD205+ stage and subsequently lost CD205 expression by E12.
After 3 washes for 10 min each with PBS, C. savignyi embryos were counterstained with DAPI, and transitioned through an isopropanol series with 30 s steps: 70%, 85 %, 95, and two times 100% isopropandl.
Other examples include transitioning through a slideshow of photos or flicking through music tracks or turning the page on an ebook," he said.
These results indicated that barium butanoate exhibited a stepwise melting behavior, transitioning through a single pre-melting phase at ca. 519 K before melting at ca. 589 K.
Reducing the resulting adverse health, environmental, and development consequences will involve transitioning through a mix of clean fuels and improved solid fuel stoves (IS) of demonstrable effectiveness.
Meigs and colleagues suggest that subjects with IFG and IGT are already close to transitioning to T2D and underline that T2D develops slowly over many years, transitioning through a prolonged state of impaired glycemia [ 28].
Since Type 1 progenitors are thought to differentiate into mature neurons by transitioning through a neuroblast stage, we next examined DCX immunostaining in the Cux2-ires-Cre fate-mapped DG.
Although this notion is teleologically appealing, emerging data are more consistent with a model where naïve cells directly develop into memory cells without transitioning through an effector stage.
