The phrase "a systematic sequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a methodical arrangement or order of items, events, or processes.
Example: "The research followed a systematic sequence of steps to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "an organized series of" or "a methodical order of".
They are then illustrated by a systematic sequence of sound power flux measurements in the downpipe, expansion chamber and tailpipe of some representative examples.
A systematic sequence of tests is carried out using a mass on spring system within a pair of end-stops: the results show how the anti-optimised solutions become less conservative as the constraints are increasingly restrictive.
Regardless of the context or content of the intervention, recreation therapists follow a systematic sequence of assessment, planning the intervention, implementing the intervention, planning for transition, and evaluation to systematically document the outcomes of their interventions.
These findings demonstrate that, after inhibition of VEGF signaling, some normal capillaries regress in a systematic sequence of events initiated by a cessation of blood flow and followed by apoptosis of endothelial cells, migration of pericytes away from regressing vessels, and formation of empty basement membrane sleeves that can facilitate capillary regrowth.
We review our studies, first of the [FeFe]H cluster in vacuum; next of the [FeFe]H cluster in water; then of a systematic sequence of modifications which culminates with the design of the successful phosphorous-substituted [FeFe]P cluster; and, finally, an investigation of the H2 producing cycle of [FeFe]P.
Done well, coaching is a systematic sequence of conversations and activities that provide ongoing feedback that improves specific areas of knowledge, skill, and even attitude.
To standardize the KEC method, a systematic sequence for the acquisition of attribute values was proposed using Arcgis 10.2 (Esri 2006).
Accordingly, we carried out a systematic sequence analysis of signaling proteins, and as a result identified a novel conserved class of CC modules with a potentially critical role in signaling.
A systematic sequence analysis of H1N1 HAs from 1918 pandemic to the 2009 pandemic strains (Supplementary Table S1 at http://www.BiochemJ.org/bj/444/bj4440429add.htm) has revealed that, although there are differences in the number and location of N-linked glycosylation sites in these HAs, there are specific conserved glycosylation sites [ 14].
A systematic sequence homology search of the planarian Schmidtea mediterranea genome identified 318 slc genes.
Our study highlights the importance of integrating a systematic sequence and structure analysis of HA-glycan molecular interactions and a quantitative binding assay to study the effects of these interactions on the biochemical glycan receptor binding affinity of HA.
