Sentence examples for adding one by one from inspiring English sources

Girouard said the funding gives him the opportunity to validate the idea, adding, "One by one, we're dispelling the questions people have about the model".

New molecular geometries can be build (or existent geometries can be modified) by adding one by one atom, by adding a predefined molecular fragment, or by replicating existing atoms through a symmetry operation.

For the rest of the traits, the genetic parameters were obtained from separate ten trait runs conducted by adding, one by one, a trait with nine above-mentioned traits.

The pyrosequencing continues with adding one by one the nucleotides (here: G, T, GG etc).; if the nucleotide fits the sequence a light signal is detected, if not no light signal is detected.

The methodology employs a hierarchical approach starting with the identification of the needs to be satisfied by the emulsified product and then building up the formulation by adding one-by-one the different classes of chemicals.

In addition, differential graphs illustrating MCC change after including subsequent models (adding one-by-one- from 3 to 20 forming at the end 20-models-based profile) were prepared (Figure 3, Additional file 3: Figure S3).

The methodology consists of a model-based framework involving seven sequential hierarchical steps: starting with the identification of the needs to be satisfied by the product and then adding one-by-one the different classes of chemicals, until a formulation is obtained, the stability of which as en emulsion is finally checked with appropriate models.

The figure presents the changes in MCC values caused by the addition of subsequent crystals to the profile (adding one-by-one- from 3 to 10 forming at the end 10-crystals-based profile) in experiments where docking was performed to crystal structures of beta-2 adrenergic receptor.

To prune the set of retained conformations, while still avoiding a computationally expensive pairwise RMSD calculation, all of the retained conformations are added one-by-one to a new tree in order of increasing energy.

After taring the container, staples, sauces, and any other foods were added one-by-one, and the container was weighed after each addition and then reweighed to record the individual components of any leftover food at the end of the meal.

The FSU-born respondents were treated as a reference group, Swedish-born respondents were excluded (Table 5, Models 1a and 1b), and migration-related variables were added one-by-one into the analyses (Table 5, Models 2a, 2b and 3a, 3b).