Sentence examples for order described for from inspiring English sources
Subsequent models added the demographic and clinical covariates in the order described for the logistic regression models.
Although the total number of completely assembled genomes available remains small, these comparisons suggest that there is a consensus genome order, described previously for N. meningitidis [ 37], for all three Neisseria species examined here.
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.
The construction of both node and cell based methods of first and second-order are described for the problem of unsteady heat conduction – though the method is applicable to any PDE system.
The order of treatment described for HLE is confusing.
This observation is consistent with the sequential order of binding described for the E. coli PurL system; FGAR being the last substrate to bind could trigger the formation of a tighter seal between PurL and PurS, preventing both hydrolysis of a phosphorylated FGAR-intermediate by solvent and escape of NH3(19).
A method of second-order accuracy is described for integrating the equations of ideal compressible flow.
Moreover, a mechanism for the origin of the thresholds was proposed in terms of the phenomenon of zero-order ultrasensitivity as described for biochemical systems regulated by covalent modification [35].
A reduced-order procedure is also described for calculating the implicitly defined first-order slip boundary conditions prior to the solution of the full equations.
Extrapolating from the specific YMC context, the ordered pattern of events described for the YMC is to a good extent similar to that found on other intrinsically dynamical contexts such as the stress/stimuli responses.
In particular, the first order conditions can be simply described for the following parameters: 1. Premiums: optimization on notional premium P is meaningless since you can always increase NPV by raising P.
