Sentence examples for a structured sequence from inspiring English sources
The defining characteristic of semistructured interviews is that they have a flexible and fluid structure, unlike structured interviews, which contain a structured sequence of questions to be asked in the same way of all interviewees.
An adaption pathway describes a structured sequence of adaptation decisions that are designed to manage climate risk in a wide range of possible future conditions.
In this introduction, we review the arguments that underpin the rationale for the special section, and provide a structured sequence for the contents of the six selected papers that comprise the section.
The initiative was guided by a deliberative and dynamic model for curriculum renewal that brought together internal and external stakeholders through a structured sequence of facilitated workshops and meetings.
When taking into account the brain activations across different studies, the combined data suggest a functional differentiation between more posterior and more anterior portions of the IFG, with more anterior portions being recruited the more complex the relation between elements in a structured sequence are.
Example: (b) Indicate if efforts were made to standardise the intervention or if the intervention and its delivery were allowed to vary between participants, practitioners or study sites—"Two trained leaders introduced a structured sequence of topics using a collaborative approach.
In particular, the identification of sequences present in many copies per genome (essential in order to generate a unique tiling path for a structured sequencing approach) is straightforward.
A more negative fold energy corresponds to a more structured sequence.
Two main results were also achieved: (i) a palindromic structured sequence flanks each HS1.2 enhancer; (ii) HS1.2 is polymorphic in all analyzed Catarrhini species and therefore rose before of the IgH locus duplication.
Instead of projecting laser lines or spots, it projects patterns of a structured light sequence (called Gray Code or Phase Shift sequence) for topometric data acquisition.
The selected blocks were also contextually very similar (both blocks implied a switch of sequence type, from structured to random and from random to structured sequence).
