The phrase "a more consecutive and" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a sentence that discusses a sequence or order of events, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "We need to establish a more consecutive and organized approach to our project timeline."
Alternatives: "a more sequential and" or "a more orderly and".
Following the CNV studies using high density SNP chip in human [ 64, 65], we define a CNV as it must contain ten or more consecutive SNPs and a CNV region (CNVR) as the overlapping region covered by the CNVs identified across all samples according to Redon et al. [ 1].
The new policy will apply only in situations where ISS identifies excessive non-employee director compensation over a period of two or more consecutive years, and ISS specifically noted that the new policy will not be applicable to its voting recommendations for the 2018 proxy season.
What about when a party has won three or more consecutive elections and seeks yet another term?
Because of the serial scheme, it is unusual for a train to skip two or more consecutive stations, and it is not allowed in regular operation.
Following that, I would say with waves from South Korea, Argentina, Israel - these were a little bit more consecutive in a way, and I think those have been some of the countries that have continued to really offer really exciting films from, again, some places that had significant film traditions, others that were just kind of creating their traditions in a way.
We used a calling criterion of spanning three or more consecutive SNPs and standard deviation of log R Ratio ≤ 0.35.
A polyA tail is defined as a 3' region of 15 or more consecutive "A" resides.
He retired in 1994 having played more Tests, more consecutive Tests and more Tests as captain than any other cricketer.
In some cases, Los Angeles city firefighters worked 10 or more consecutive days and nights.
Individuals were mainly attracted to conspecifics with multiple crossing patterns (two or more consecutive crossings), and rejected patterns with holes.
