Sentence examples for order as noted from inspiring English sources

Before proceeding to review these studies, however, a word of caution is in order, as noted above.

Even if they represent the majority of Catholic women, I know they do not speak for her, I suspect they do not speak for my sister, or the women who continue to enter more "traditionalist" orders of nuns while "liberal" orders are languishing (as noted in the report to the LCWR that has given so much trouble to Sr. Laurie Brink).

The reason for the higher reproducibility of 40P in first-order statistical measures is probably partly due to the inherent robustness of first-order statistical measures, as noted by others in CT [20] and PET studies [4, 7].

Heat production could therefore also have effects upon fitness that aren't mediated by pollinators, if it affects the quality and longevity of the pollen and nectar produced, or changes the plant's expenditure of resources on maintaining the floral tissues (which could be especially costly as thermogenic flowers tend to be large in order to retain heat, as noted in [43]).

We identified 218, 229, 326 and 325 CSOs, i.e. chromosomal segments for which markers are in the same linear order on the chromosome as noted across species [ 25], between H-D, C-D, M-D and R-D respectively.

Under these conditions, the transition state is usually an expanded form of the native state [ 8], which helps to explain the strong correlation between native topological complexity (Contact Order) and folding rates, as noted by Plaxco and Baker in the late 1990s [ 9].

Rate of depletion of ethane is first order with respect to ethane as noted by Thorsteinson et al. [1].

As noted, in order to ensure the communication security and reliability, spectrum compatibility requirement is given a higher priority to achieve in the GFT algorithm.