Sentence examples for consecutive rules from inspiring English sources

That is, the sets of the results of all direct and reverse applications, respectively, of i consecutive rules in R to multi-molecules in C. The lines starting with output call a procedure that outputs the list of all metabolic pathways of lengths 2 i − 1 and 2 i obtained so far.

Block order within participants was also pseudo-randomized according to the three consecutive rule.

This model involves three consecutive local rules (relaxation, apical constriction, and expansion), and its computer simulation recapitulates the optic-cup morphogenesis in silico.

But the depth of his unpopularity could help put an end to 86 years of consecutive PRI rule in Veracruz – a huge blow for the party that has long dominated Mexican politics, just two years before a presidential election.

For Western eyes, the neat swap of titles from Prime Minister to President Vladimir Putin — suitably circumventing Russia's maximum-two-consecutive-term rule — may appear to suggest business as usual in the closed world of Kremlin politics.

Another strength of this study is our sampling procedure with which we ensured the inclusion of consecutive patients to rule out selection bias.

The prize pot was the lottery's biggest ever after consecutive rollovers, and new rules would have triggered a massive payout even if there were no outright winner.

It is the total result of 13 consecutive rollovers after new rules introduced in October lifted the previous limit of four.

The high prize on offer is a result of 14 consecutive rollovers after new rules introduced in October increased the number of balls in the draw.

Despite our careful design, we cannot exclude a selection bias at the patient level, possibly due to non-adherence to the rules of consecutive patient enrolment on the side of the physicians.

Many voters opted to back Mr Neves simply as a vote for change after 12 consecutive years of Workers Partyy rule that began under the ever-popular Lula da Silva.