The phrase "in the order of events" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the sequence or chronological order of events. Example: "In the order of events, the party came after the concert."
Acetonide methyl ester 16 may be synthesised by two reported routes which differ in the order of events [15, 18, 23].
This exploration occurs through a series of tests where we take our original data and shuffle it in various ways, producing surrogate data that is identical to the original except for a rearrangement in the order of events or frequencies.
This is because the inside-out and outside-in models make strikingly different predictions about the structural homologies of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells (Table 1) and differ greatly in the order of events through which the endomembrane system evolved.
The emergence of complex metabolism in the RNA world [ 2- 4] (an age when RNA served as both information carrier and enzyme) is one such milestone, whose place in the order of events has not yet been determined.
Interestingly, Marchiando et al. observed that morphologic changes typical of apoptosis were not apparent until the nucleus of the shedding cell had moved above the nuclei of adjacent cells, suggesting that, in the order of events, shedding leads to apoptosis [ 44].
If God, for example, did not know what Eve would choose to do when confronted by the serpent, or what I would choose to do when confronted with a tuna sandwich, God could not know in advance the order of events in the universe he deigns to create.
"But this study is some of the hardest proof that in monkeys, the order of events was reversed -- complexity came first and bigger brains came later".
In brief, the order of events within one trial was as follows: fixation – picture – fixation – query.
In particular, the order of events becomes evident, how MET receptor activity primes the cell for subsequent EGFR and integrin signalling, leading sustained migration.
In general, the order of events ascertained from the 2DCOS agreed with the kinetic analysis, with few exceptions, due to the extremely fast exchange process of certain components, such as exposed Tyr and the random coils.
Given that hematophagy is thought to have arisen and been lost independently multiple times in dipterans, the order of events within mosquito taxa is not immediately clear (Wiegmann et al. 2011).
