Sentence examples for consecutively where from inspiring English sources

The method also has conceptual similarities to some of Hillier's investigations in 'the laws of the field' (Hillier 1996b) where he identifies how within the confines of a grid, inserting walls have different distance and configurational effects depending on where in the field they are added and consecutively where additional walls are added in relation to earlier additions.

For the ease of comparison, motifs were numbered consecutively; where protein motifs were composed of several linked elements, these were labeled with letters in alphabetical order.

Medical doctors and clinical officers filled in standardized paper forms which consecutively where double entered into an electronic database (DMSys, Sigmasoft, Illinois, USA).

The students of around 160 were divided into smaller groups in theoretical sessions and each group take theoretical and practical sessions consecutively where one subject will be taken over a specific period of time.

The concept of the study was to develop a simple one page paper or web based clinical proforma documenting clinical features to facilitate the generation of a large prospective cohort to predict adverse outcomes, among patients recruited consecutively where time for consent in busy winter clinics allowed.

These results are consistent with a two step pathway in which BABOlsB and BABOlsA act consecutively and where deletion of the former abrogates OL and lyso-OL synthesis (Figure 1 B).

All patients (N = 310) starting a disease modifying anti-rheumatic drug (DMARD) treatment regime where consecutively invited.

The genes are divided into five parts, where consecutively four parts are used for training and one part is used for testing.

The study was a prospective cohort multicenter study, where we consecutively included all patients who were operated with a medial Oxford UKA (Biomet, Bridgend, UK) between January 2007 and December 2008 at 5 cooperating hospitals in Denmark.

We entered consecutively in the households where we randomly selected per household a maximum of two adults aged 20 years and above among those who had been living in the household for more than three months.

Most of them are more coding puzzles where users beat consecutively difficult levels, rather than open ended creation tools for anyone to build anything.