Sentence examples for order described by from inspiring English sources

One order described by Defense Department officials was issued by the Army general in charge of interrogating captured Baathist officials and weapons scientists in Iraq, they said.

England's best hopes of hauling in a huge total were for a top order, described by Broad as "scary" before this match, to attack that area from the start.

To get chromosomal coordinates for all K. waltii genes, the K. waltii genome was assembled by concatenating the contigs in the order described by Kellis et al. (2004) with an "N" representing a gap in the sequence (see the supplementary section Resources and Datasets [ Supplementary Material online] for a discussion on the minimal impact of these gaps on our analyses).

The best-known RL definition of fractional-order, described by [35] is as follows: d α f ( t ) d t α = 1 Γ ( n − α ) d n d t n 0 t f ( t − τ ) α − n + 1 d τ, (3).

The amyloid+, APOE+ and amyloid+APOE+ groups (Fig. 1B D) showed a distinct ordering of the CSF biomarkers: amyloid-β1 42, phosphorylamyloid-β1 42al tau, which rephosphorylatedrdering described by hypotautotal models (Jack etaul., 2010, 2013 a ).

A survey for group I introns presence in the order (Bangiales) described by Müller et al. [ 5], indicated that this order is a particularly rich in these introns.

Note: The markers are arranged as per their individual PI in the decreasing order; Cumulative power of discrimination was calculated using products of PIs of successive informative markers arranged in decreasing order as described by Waits et al. [56].

The pseudo first order model described by the equation below assumes that the rate of adsorption is proportional to the number of free sites, unoccupied by heavy metals or other impurities.

Let the polytopic fractional order system described by: D ν x t y t = A λ B λ C λ D λ x t u t = M λ x t u t (7).

Let be the class of linear differential systems and ℱ the family of second order systems described by with positive and constant coefficients a, b, c, d.

These contig sequences were then concatenated or arranged in order as described by the recently reported optical map (Perry et al. 2011), into the five chromosome sequences.