Sentence examples for which collapsed to from inspiring English sources
The biggest concern is offset prices, which collapsed to less than $1/ton.
New-car sales, which collapsed to less than 11 million in 2009, are expected to surpass 14 million this year.
With the business now "extremely stable" Lewis said it was time to "step it up", setting out a three year plan to rebuild profits which collapsed to a £6.4bn annual loss in 2015.
"The results are very good because of the high oil price, but also without it, because we had expected the refining margins, which collapsed, to affect earnings," said Christine Tiscareno, an oil analyst at Standard & Poor's in London.
In control cells, TbCLK1 migrated as two major species (likely corresponding to differentially phosphorylated forms, our unpublished results), which collapsed to a single band upon treatment with hypothemycin.
The physical process behind the disk formation is the same in both cases: both the matter that collapses to form a galaxy and that which collapses to form a star or planet must conserve angular momentum.
On the other hand, when these membranes were used without drying, Bromothymol Blue rejections decreased with increasing DMSO content in solution and with changing of nonsolvent from water to ethanol, implying the presence of a microporous structure which collapses to a similar dense structure upon drying for all cases.
In this paper we are concerned with nonlinear reaction-diffusion equations posed in a time-dependent family of domains { Ω t ϵ } t ∈ R ⊂ R n + 1 which collapses to a lower dimensional set as the parameter ϵ goes to 0. MSC 35K58, 35B41.
This is appreciable in the appearance of a single doublet resonance in the P NMR spectrum (−97.3 ppm, JH=P=148 Hz), which collapses to a singlet on proton decoupling.
The P NMR spectrum of the reaction mixture shows a broad doublet resonance at δ=−36.9 ppm (JP H=881 Hz), which collapses to a singlet upon proton decoupling.
A nucleophilic residue attacks into its N-terminal peptide bond, forming a five-membered (thia)oxazolidine ring, which collapses to a (thio ester.
