Sentence examples for consecutively produced from inspiring English sources
A consecutively produced OBP was selected for the study and was extracted from the antenna of gravid, 15-day-old female B. dorsalis.
Therefore, using a consecutively produced general OBP as a target protein to a plethora of host volatiles may help us discover behaviourally active compounds.
The 3 consecutively produced lots of PsA-TT vaccine, when administered as a single dose in children 5 10 years of age, gave consistent anti-TT IgG GMCs 4 weeks following vaccination of 24.1 (95% CI, 19.6 29.6), 20.3 (95% CI, 14.9 27.7), and 25.3 (95% CI, 19.8 32.3) IU/mL.
Though put on by the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene, founded in 1915 and billing itself as "the longest consecutively producing Yiddish theater company in the world," many of the production's key personnel are not fluent in Yiddish.
For sputum smear positive patients, the infectious period extended from 3 months before symptom onset or the first positive smear (whichever was earlier) until 2 weeks after the start of appropriate TB treatment or until the patient was placed into isolation or produced consecutively negative smears.
Additive Manufacturing (AM) is a manufacturing process through which a 3D component is produced by consecutively adding material.
Based on these aligned-read clusters, the Chrysalis and Butterfly modules were consecutively executed to produce the final reconstructed transcripts.
A statistician who is not involved in subject recruitment or data collection will produce consecutively numbered sealed opaque envelopes containing the treatment allocation for each patient.
German studies on a pilot in Schleswig-Holstein and a consecutively introduced nationwide screening programme produced promising results [ 10, 13, 14].
As shown in Figure 3, almost every laboratory produced data for 1A consecutively and data for 1B consecutively.
A significant increase in metabolic heat was produced by islet samples when consecutively subjected to 2.8 and 16.3 mmol L−1 glucose.
