Sentence examples for consistent with the ordered from inspiring English sources
The properties of mutants defective in substrate recognition were consistent with the ordered sequential mechanism of substrate addition for CoaE.
Our only evidence of the ordered product release is the data showing that CoA-SH binds to AANATA in the absence of N-acetyltyramine and is consistent with the ordered binding of substrates, acetyl-CoA binding first.
It is easy to calculate the likelihood of an ordering using the formula given in Friedman and Koller (2003) (19) where denotes the set of possible parent sets over the nodes of consistent with the ordering.
Estimates of survival and perceived curability varied by cancer type consistent with the rank ordering in Cancer Research UK's survival statistics (Cancer Research UK, 2011).
Interestingly, it was found that the rank order of the inhibition potency is consistent with the rank order of their membrane affinities.
"For the S.E.C. to claim that this is evidence of wrongful and fraudulent conduct is not consistent with the order entered by the judge".
Whenever possible, notice shall precede major project site identification and analysis in order to preclude the foreclosure of options consistent with the Orders.
If data=0 is printed, this is not sequentially consistent with the order in which Processor 1 has executed its instructions, and probably will result in a bug.
Both maximum excess uptakes of H2S and SO2 follow the order of PAF-302>COF-102>COF-10>COF-5>COF-8>COF-6, which is entheely cordersent with the ofders of the pore volumes.
The governing equations for the theory are developed by satisfying the pointwise governing equations of geometrically linear continuum mechanics exactly up through an order consistent with the order of the subcell displacement field.
In addition, the catalytic selectivity of ethylene epoxidation reaction is facet-dependent, following the order of (110) > (100) > (111) > (211), which is consistent with the order of the adsorption strength of the OMC intermediate.
