Sentence examples for walk over time from inspiring English sources

Consistent with a biased random walk, over time the axon will develop ventrally in response to UNC-6, even though at a discrete time UNC-40 localization and outgrowth can be observed anterior or posterior.

To ensure longevity of the resource requires variety and diversity in terms of the walks and activities provided as well as progression to enable participants to attempt longer walks over time.

Consequently, stock prices follow random walks over time.

These changes included an approximately 9-fold increase in speed (flying and walking) over time (Table 2A).

This suggests a general habituation to cross-slope walking over time.

7 The increased proportion of older Americans with physical limitations (stooping, lifting, reaching, grasping and walking) over time may also partly explain these findings.

"But maybe it's time to be getting home — what do you say?" He looked at the list of phone numbers taped to his refrigerator, then welled up with sudden anger: he'd call Breezy, and she could walk over and get her dog this time.

We find that the average number of unique nodes visited in a single walk increases over time, indicating an increase in the network's navigability.

The bias introduced by guidance cues at each step of the walk creates over time, on average, a "drift" in one direction.

Furthermore, improvement in walking ability over time or maintenance of the ability to walk was observed in 29% of residents, which reduced the risk of hospitalization for UTI by 53%.

I let him walk over this time, as I was so busy processing my own fears from the previous day's little dance with the cancer doctor.