Sentence examples for in a defined sequence from inspiring English sources

Materials processing comprises series of steps that are performed in a defined sequence to produce the prat required for the final application.

Similar to other organs, the anlagen of nervous system structures appear and develop in a defined sequence that is remarkably consistent across species and will be briefly reviewed.

Likewise, James Wells, director of the Pluripotent Stem Cell Facility at the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, has turned ES and iPS cells into gastric organoids (i.e., "mini-stomachs") by delivering a precise set of growth factors in a defined sequence that models human development.

A sophisticated hiring process that screens a big pool of applicants and invites a qualified few to teach a lesson -- not a favorite but the next lesson in a defined sequence for a specific group of students.

The task of OPD focused on resolving A/T-rich sequences in a defined sequence, using the MAR-FINDER algorithm.

Even though the cortical atrophy observed in AD patients occurs in a defined sequence which is increasingly well understood [ 3], it remains the case that volume loss detected on MRI is related to the extent of neuron loss [ 4].

The reading expert Jeanne Chall, for example, concluded that "classic approaches to beginning reading instruction" -- that is, phonics taught in a clearly defined sequence -- "were more effective than the various innovative approaches with which they were compared," including embedded forms of instruction, and that they led to "higher achievement in both word recognition and reading comprehension".

This allosteric mechanism, identified here for DAT from the SMD simulations and extensive MD equilibrations of the resulting intermediate states, reconfigures a conserved spatial network of interactions (either direct, or through interposed substrate or water molecules) among residues in non-consecutive sequence loci, in a defined temporal sequence.

Concurrent with the replicon model was Taylor's demonstration that plant and animal chromosomes replicate segmentally in a defined temporal sequence, via cytologically defined units too large to be accounted for by a single replicon.

Their development is documented repeatedly, in a defined time sequence, leaving the growth pattern incomplete.

For the study of complex movements, engineers preferentially use methods such as Euler angles, which correspond to three angles about three axes chosen in a defined order or sequence.