Sentence examples for has a consecutive from inspiring English sources

Go to Blackburn, it has a consecutive sequence of Roman coins covering every emperor, obscure and weird but kind of wonderful, there are only two like that in the world – one in the British Museum, one in Blackburn.

The normal annulus has a consecutive and regular ring configuration composed by multilayer fibres, while the degenerative annulus shows irregular and disordered aspect (Fig. 4), becoming thinner and disrupted [52].

As an alternative to using genomic coordinates, DMRcate has a consecutive option that assumes all assayed CpGs are equally spaced.

In particular, the former has a consecutive 10-nt fully complementary sequence pattern while the latter has 7, 8 or 9-nt complementary sequence pattern.

Alignments are extended at candidate loci, requiring that the read has a consecutive stretch of 14 nucleotides exactly matching the reference sequence.

Our program can detect splicing, multiple mismatches, long indels and combinations thereof, up to a user-specified point total, limited to a single splice or indel per read, provided the read (or parts of the read on each end of the indel or splice) has a consecutive stretch of 14 nt that match the reference sequence (Fig. 1A).

"We were able to open it up and stand our ground and remind them that we have a consecutive 37 victories of winning this.

The drawbacks with these indicators are that they can only be calculated for animals that either have a consecutive calving or have been inseminated and/or checked for pregnancy (depending on indicator), thus introducing possible selection bias.

While in risk matings 50.93% of cows have a consecutive insemination within 5 and 32 days after the first insemination, the proportion in non-risk matings is 48.35% (P = 2.9 × 10−11).

He has a second consecutive PGA Tour title very firmly in his sights; but even more remarkably a fourth win in as many weeks for his country.

After all, he has a sixth consecutive title to set his sights on in the Rally of Great Britain starting in Wales today.