Sentence examples for contiguous order from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly all the homologous counterparts of ORFs 1 (wzm), 2 (wzt), 3, 4 and 5 exist in the same contiguous order and transcriptional direction in Geobacillus stearothermophilus strain NRS 2004/3a [Gst; AF328862] (Fig 1).

Subsequent studies further showed that domains do not necessarily need to be contiguous in order to contribute to a conserved three-dimensional fold (Uliel et al. 2001; Fliess et al. 2002; Bornberg-Bauer and Alba 2013).

Whole-catchment yield to the contiguous higher-order valley is 29% of the amount of anthropogenic sediment production.

Six contiguous first-order streams were selected in the upper basin of the Ctalamochita river (Córdoba, Argentina): three reference streams draining grasslands and three streams draining Pinus elliottii afforestations.

The routing table E ( i ) is organized so that all path entries referring to the same source-destination flow are contiguous and ordered according to the increasing cost-to-go.

DFT calculations show that these defects must consist of more than four contiguous atoms in order for Cs intercalation to be energetically easy.

The biochemical process we use to sequence these genomes can give us fragments of less than 200 bases: this means that we have millions of fragments (or 'reads') for each genome, and we must assemble these reads together into longer contiguous sections in order to understand the genetic code of that organism.

If you have non-contiguous pages you wish to extract to a single file, drag the pages together so they are contiguous, in the order you wish them to appear in the new document.

For the mere fact that past instances of the cause and effect were contiguous and temporally ordered in a certain way does not logically imply that present and future instances will display the same relations.

In the first one, symbols on a key must be contiguous in an ordered alphabet.

The Klosterneuburg fragment is composed of two folios of recipes (ff. 1r and 1v, with recipes nos. 1 18; ff. 2r and 2v with recipes nos. 19 30) that appear in other witnesses as contiguous sequences, locally ordered.