Sentence examples for completed successively from inspiring English sources
Both experimental periods lasted six weeks and were completed successively.
Cyclic voltammetry is identical to TWV except in having more than one cycle of forward and reverse scans successively completed.
Scanning electron and confocal laser microscopy analysis revealed a correlation between a successively completed coverage of the gold electrode by ZnO and an abrupt transition of the deposition and rest potential to less negative values.
We started screening in one block and successively completed screening in other blocks.
The two conditions were completed separately and successively, and the order of conditions was randomized between patients.
Nurses were invited to successively complete the Nursing Stress Scale (NSS), the Semantic Differential Attitude Questionnaire and the socio-demographic questionnaire.
In this concept, thermal reduction of metal oxide particles is completed in multiple stages, at successively lower pressures.
The optimization should be completed for each sub-problem successively according to the order of global sensitivity index (GSIs) of all sub-problems.
A combined-colour proof is then made by successively printing the several completed negatives on a sensitized white plastic sheet that serves for the final checking and review of all aspects of the map.
On the "genetic" conception of scientific knowledge, in particular, the a priori synthetic activity of thought — the activity Kant himself had called "productive synthesis" — is understood as a temporal and historical developmental process in which the object of science is gradually and successively constituted as a never completed "X" towards which the developmental process is converging.
Points were removed successively, starting from the highest ratio completed, when the curve-fitting routine generated an abscissa intersection point (a/ δ) which lay to the left of the rightmost empirical datum point; such an intersection implies a negative predicted response rate, which is impossible empirically, and specifically precluded by the model (see above, Eq. (1)).
