Sentence examples for careful sequence from inspiring English sources
Wrapping it up, the band entered a new, careful sequence, anticipating one another's moves, never stepping outside of harmony.
A careful sequence must be followed so that the contaminants on the gear are not transferred to the worker's skin, Schaffner said.
Townshend's discovery — borrowed from Dutch and Flemish farmers — was that crops grow better, with fewer weeds and pest problems, if they are rotated in a careful sequence.
Our results indicate the need for careful sequence analysis to avoid false-positive mutations that can arise in multiplex PCR panels.
A wide range of two and three-dimensional assemblies have been generated from CMPs, many of which accommodate cellular adhesion and encapsulation, through careful sequence design and the exploitation of electrostatic and hydrophobic forces.
In fact, only one possible new serotype, HRV-Hanks, was reported in the next 20 years (1987 to 2006), and it was subsequently shown to be HRV21 by careful sequence analysis and neutralization testing [30].
The book's careful sequencing showcases the development of her critical perspective.
I recommend the book, with its careful sequencing and commentary, over the show.
Under the leadership of Christine Lagarde, the former French finance minister, who took over as managing director in 2011, the institution has taken a more flexible approach to fiscal consolidation, stressing the need for careful "sequencing" and the possibility that moving too fast can be counterproductive.
Careful sequencing can draw attention to ideas like 'doing and undoing' and the regularities within sets of related examples in ways that draw attention to underlying mathematical structure.
In maize, two of the ten centromeres were selected based on their low content of tandem repeats for careful sequencing and assembly, and several of the other remaining centromeres have been partially assembled, enabling careful mapping of cenH3 positioning as well as other genomic features in and near centromeres (Wolfgruber et al. 2009; Gent et al. 2012).
