Sentence examples for in varying sequences from inspiring English sources

Four male and three female voices intoned the days of the week — domenica, lunedì, martedì — skipping or adding days in varying sequences.

For similar reasons, a fragment theory holding that the Gospels were constructed of small written collections brought together in varying sequences cannot stand the test of actual structure but it has the merit of stressing compilation of sources.

We designed a small library of 13 peptides containing Ala and Asp amino acids arranged in varying sequences that mimic ubiquitous motifs in natural calcium-binding proteins.

Just as the letters of the alphabet can be combined to form an almost endless variety of words, amino acids can be linked in varying sequences to form a huge variety of proteins.

Each 1-ml 100-mg column was conditioned with MeOH, rinsed in varying sequences and amounts with 10 mM ammonium formate in 25% ACN, pH 3.0; 500 mM ammonium formate in 25% ACN; and Nanopure water.

Differences in free energy landscapes of local order parameters for the same nucleotide in varying sequence contexts will provide a quantitative measure of sequence dependence.

These results suggest that the safety, serum drug trough concentrations, and ADA profiles of palivizumab and motavizumab given in varying sequence are comparable to those observed in subjects receiving only motavizumab during the season.

Geologically, the study area comprises of Precambrian basement over which younger rocks commencing with Jurassic, Cretaceous, Tertiary and Quaternary have given rise to varying sequences in different parts.

We address the reader interested in this subject to the paper [1], in which the properties of rapidly varying sequences are described and the existence of rapidly varying solutions of (1.1) is completely analyzed for the case.

Means and corresponding standard deviations of measured Emax across the varying sequences are displayed in Table 2.

There are differences between these numbering systems that result in a varying sequence of stamps in each listing, with some stamps included on some lists but not on others —usually varieties that the publishers think do not belong in a general catalogue.