Sentence examples for consecutive conditions from inspiring English sources

None of the cholesterol metabolism related genes tested in our experiment met our filtering criterion of 1.5-fold change in two consecutive conditions (for example see Cyp51, Dhcr7, Lss, Nsdhl, Sc4 mol, Sqle; Fig. S4).

We recorded BOLD signal from 24 right-handed participants over five consecutive conditions within a single scanning session.

Data were row normalized and filtered according to the following criteria: genes must have lambda >15 for 4 consecutive conditions to be considered significant.

It should be noted that the states of a transition graph (annotated with an s letter followed by a number) do not signify time intervals but occurrence of consecutive conditions regardless of the time it takes to move from one state to the other.

Consecutive 'Ordinality' numbers indicate sequential conditions and identical 'Ordinality' numbers indicate simultaneous conditions.

With rain pelting the racetrack for three consecutive days, the conditions were a major factor in the race.

At operation under oxygen-lean conditions, consecutive propene conversion to COx was significantly suppressed and propene was formed additionally via the highly selective non-oxidative dehydrogenation route over the same catalyst.

To detect the cleavage product, one or two rounds of consecutive PCR (for conditions see Additional file 1: Table S1) were performed using primers complementary to the RNA Oligo and to cyclin B1 or survivin gene sequence (Table  2).

Subclinical breakthrough HBV infection was defined as one or more HBV markers positive in one or more consecutive samples, excluding conditions for chronic HBV infection and false-positive result, without any reported clinical symptoms of hepatitis.

The CM remained the same across consecutive trials (blocked condition) or was altered from trial to trial (random condition).

Similar to the task used by Lukos et al. [29], [35], we asked subjects to grasp, lift, hold and replace an object whose CM either remained the same across consecutive trials (blocked condition), or was altered on a trial-to-trial basis (random condition).