Sentence examples for expected ordered and from inspiring English sources

When stimuli are perceived as expected, ordered and cohesive, a feeling of comprehensibility arises [ 18].

The sizes of the DNA fragments that resulted from the restriction digests were consistent with these estimated segment lengths; therefore, each of the three inserts seemed to include the expected 10 segments in the expected order and orientation (Fig.  3).

One can see that both recipes are convergent with the expected order and that the error in the entropy strategy is decreased by roughly a factor of two.

The extrapolation inference was supported by the result of a FACETS analysis, showing that difficulty estimates of learning levels were in an expected order and course objectives for three levels were properly set in difficulty.

Thus, the tiling of bovine contigs followed the expected order and did not suggest the existence of rearrangements at the locus between human and bovine, with possibly one exception, represented by contig [Genbank: NW_930116] that required special attention.

Their respective genes are confirmed as orthologs if at least two of the six flanking genes (three on each side) for each gene are in the expected order and orientation or if the genes are single copy in both the human and the target species and share at least one of the six flanking genes.

Late Tuesday, the world's largest maker of the tools used to manufacture semiconductors announced that it expects orders and sales not to increase during the current quarter because of excess capacity at some of its customers.

He relied on outside friends and advisers, and expected orders to be carried out as soon as they were barked.

However a difference of log likelihood of only 1.57 is found between the maps constructed under the most likely order and the expected order.

Unfortunately, usage turned out to be far lower than expected, order sizes much smaller, and capital costs far higher.

In a statement, Palm says disappointing sales are due to "slower than expected consumer adoption" of its products, resulting in lower than expected order volumes from carriers and the deferral of orders to future periods.