Sentence examples for a series of orderly from inspiring English sources
Sightseeing Canada was born of neither revolution nor rebellion, but rather a series of orderly meetings begun in Charlottetown in 1864 and culminating in confederation in 1867.
Instead, he has sought to cajole history into a series of orderly steps and claim things for which there is no convincing evidence.
As has been well documented, there isn't really any "voter fraud" to speak of; what we are talking about is voter suppression, efforts to keep people whose life stories might not include a series of orderly driver's-license renewals away from the polls.
Because chondrocytes go through a series of orderly changes during endochondral ossification, the cartilage is referred to as 'transient' cartilage.
Pregnancy proceeds through a series of orderly phases, beginning with implantation of the early blastocyst and culminating with delivery and return of the uterus to the non-pregnant state.
As in other eukaryotic cells, cancer cell life cycle is a series of orderly events occurring during the life of the cell, which ends in cell duplication and division to new daughter cells.
Then Bock began his series of "orderly retreats" and "defensive actions".
Apoptosis is regulated in an orderly fashion by a series of genes, and has a crucial role in important physiological processes such as growth development, immunological response and so on.
The expression of a primary cilium relies on two main events: 1) activation of ciliogenesis and 2) orderly progression through a series of developmental stages so that a structurally and functionally competent mature cilium is formed [ 27- 29].
As I have noted before, when I was having my second psychotic break in 1999 and thought that I was going to be blamed for a series of murders across the country, three burly orderlies entered my room at the UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute to ensure that I took my medication.
In evolution, a series of random variations gives rise to something that appears orderly and designed.
