Sentence examples for less of consecutive from inspiring English sources

In wt rats, polyQ detects a normal polyglutamine domain huntingtin encoded by lower number (about 35 or less) of consecutive glutamine repeats; therefore, only fine polyQ deposits are spread in the nuclei of striatal neurons).

All the data of consecutive infants less than 24 months old with severe UAO or BPD evaluated for noninvasive CPAP in a noninvasive ventilation unit of a paediatric university hospital were retrospectively analysed.

Using ssaha2 [ 84], repeat masked sequences with less than 100 base pairs of consecutive unmasked bases were mapped to the assembly contigs that were longer than 100 base pairs.

Inequality (29) means that all entries of consecutive iterations differ less than ε in absolute value.

A retrospective cross-sectional study of the case records of consecutive children, aged less than 6 years, who were referred to two paediatric child protection teams in southeast Wales for clinical and 'forensic' assessment of suspected PA, between November 2003 and December 2011.

While sporadic physical activity (SPA), or physical activity occurring in periods of less than 10 consecutive minutes, is not recognized as providing health benefits within the current physical activity guidelines, a growing body of evidence suggests otherwise.

The Digit Symbol Substitution Test, 36 which asks participants to transcribe a number code into a symbol code using a given number/symbol key as quickly as possible for 90 seconds, was administered to measure processing speed and attention; a total of less than 27 consecutive correct responses signaled impairment.

For each PDM, we identified gene clusters of four or more neighboring genes, with intergenic distances of 2 kb or less between consecutive genes.

No less than a Kentucky Derby winner, Eileen Gillespie was the culmination of consecutive strategic alliances.

These data suggest that residents are not less productive and may actually be more productive at the end of a string of consecutive shifts.

The show is the second in a series of three more or less consecutive exhibitions on Indian modernism of the postcolonial period.