Sentence examples for order of highly from inspiring English sources

Midshipman belong to an order of highly vocal teleost fish known as toadfishes (Batrachoidiformes) [ 20] that produce different call types depending on social context [ 21, 22].

In addition to determining the rank order of highly expressed miRNAs, we also examined expression differences between nodular and infiltrative tumors.

A full multipoint linkage analysis was performed to determine the most probable locus order of highly informative markers (order with a LOD of 3.0 and with the highest log-likelihood ratio) for each linkage group.

The detailed pathway information on the ordering of highly regular hexagonal spheres was obtained by repeatedly taking images of the same marked area on the sample surface after ex-situ annealing treatments.

Cycloalkanes, cyclohexane and methylcyclohexane, were found to have long total ignition delay times, of the order of the highly branched alkanes, but to ignite in a single stage.

A composite gastro-retentive matrix for zero-order delivery of highly soluble drug alfuzosin hydrochloride (10 mg) has been designed and characterized.

These secondary structures are further condensed to form tertiary (or higher-order) structures of highly condensed chromatin, as seen during the metaphase of mitotic nuclei (reviewed in refs. 27 and 28).

This time though, I wasn't bound to a desk, but chained to the order of another highly-rated school in the same high school-driven Midwestern town.

Using the COILS software, we performed a coiled-coil structure prediction analysis of the protein in order to avoid disruption of highly ordered regions of the protein when generating truncation mutants.

This derived gene order is characteristic of highly rearranged inverted repeats (IRs) with the rRNA genes arranged in reverse order in comparison to all other plants [ 34].

Gold nanoparticles were wet-chemically synthesized and subsequently covered with polystyrene in order to enable the formation of highly ordered nanoparticle arrays on Si by self-assembly.