Sentence examples for key sequential from inspiring English sources
The key sequential routes involved syngas (H2, CO) production, methanol synthesis and the subsequent upgrade to gasoline range paraffins via the MTG process.
Such methods typically involve three key sequential steps: the construction of a genomic library; physical mapping of the MHC genes; and isolation/identification of the MHC genes through genomic sequencing and functional analysis in different species.
Indeed, reciprocity of inflammation, oxidative stress, and neovascularization is emerging as an important mechanism underlying numerous biological processes [53], raising the possibility that these mechanisms play key sequential and synergistic roles in CCM pathogenesis.
Joseph Szadkowski of The Washington Times called it as "one of the key sequential-art stories of the Batman library".
A key for sequential functionality control is how to control C1- (7%) and C2- (50%) aryl ethers selectively.
Our key condition (sequential redundancy) shows that the informativeness of public experiments can substitute for the sender's expertise.
The synthesis of a new hexacyclic system was realized starting from tryptamines and exploiting as a key step a sequential Pd-catalyzed N-arylation/acylation reaction.
Analysis of the trained networks elucidates that robust transient trajectories of the neural population are the key driver of sequential categorical decisions.
With amides (12a and 12b) in hand, we next began to explore the key copper mediated sequential arylation-dimerization of o-bromoanilides, in the hope that the oxidative dimerization might also be effected by copper salts in an efficient and economic "one pot" operation.
Due to the sequential key responses to the primary and secondary task, reaction time data of the secondary (numerosity) task was not very meaningful and is not reported here.
Especially, HNCA and HNCACB, which are key experiments for sequential assignment, are based on polarization transfer between N of residue i and Cα of residues i and (i–;1).
