Sentence examples for obvious sequential from inspiring English sources

At the same time, it's hard to imagine it as a moment in any obvious sequential drama: the whole thing seems poised and static.

It is important to point out that our analysis of firing sequences of individual episodic cells in the recorded data did not reveal any obvious sequential replay.

The most obvious sequential difference in SaAraf43A (exo-1,5-α l-arabinofuranosidase) with BsArb43A (endo-arabinanase) is the presence of three loop insertions (indicated as L4, L6, and L9 in Fig.  1a) and six loop deletions (indicated as L1, L2, L3, L5, L7, and L8 in Fig.  1a).

The result indicates that the trajectory of pedestrians presents a wavy form and the amplitude of the oscillation remains about 5.5 cm when the pedestrians move with free walking velocity, which is the velocity when there is no obvious interaction between sequential pedestrians; but when the movement velocity decreases to 0.27 m/s, the amplitude of oscillation increases to 13 cm.

However, we observed no obvious deformation and sequential analysis of the results did not show any trends (either increasing or decreasing) with regards to seating force, pull-out force or lever-out moment.

This is an obvious advantage of the sequential representation.

It is obvious that the static sequential diagrams of signaling pathways provided in the signaling databases are unable to show such complex dynamics of a cell and hence pathway animation would be one of the best solutions in this regard.

The main advantage of the BAR approach is that it is not obvious how a group-sequential design would allow the linked treatments to be prioritised early in the trial whilst still allowing non-linked treatments to be allocated.

But it's not a trilogy in the obvious ways -- it's not sequential or chronological.

Although our results have direct and obvious implications for estimation following group sequential trials, there are also ramifications for a range of other settings, such as random cluster sizes, censored time-to-event data, and the joint modeling of longitudinal and time-to-event data.

The most obvious difference between the continuous-combined and sequential schedules was seen in the two Scandinavian studies (Magnusson et al, 1999; Stahlberg et al, 2004) in which the difference in OR1s was −0.065 95 % CI=−0.115, −0.015), Pdiff=0.010.