Sentence examples for order that is consistent with from inspiring English sources
In all cases the preference of ions for strand passage was similar; greatest decatenation was found with magnesium, then calcium, and then manganese, an order that is consistent with the results reported with E. coli gyrase [15].
Given a circular ordering that is consistent with the phylogeny, the variation of character states of a given site along the circle is used to determine the (putative) degree of its randomization.
Fortunately, a Brooklyn judge recently ruled, in a separate but similar case involving a demand from the Department of Justice to unlock an iPhone, that the AWA only empowers courts with "residual authority to issue orders that are consistent with the usages and principles of law".
The Put2p crystal lattice was inspected to identify a higher-order assembly that is consistent with the SAXS data.
However, the fine genetic map of YrL693 shows similar marker order and total length that is consistent with the chromosome map of 1B (Fig. 3).
In other words, there is a linear order on the interior nodes of T that is consistent with the partial order of T. A ranked X‐tree is a binary ranked phylogenetic X‐tree.
These techniques can also be used for totally ordering outcomes in a way that is consistent with the set of preferences, and they are further developed to give an approach to the problem of constrained optimisation for conditional preferences.
Justice Thomas would accept this high cost in order to "accord states the dignity that is consistent with their status as sovereign entities".
In order to follow a methodological approach that is consistent with the sampling theorem, it is necessary to treat the dynamics in the context of multivariate Fourier analysis.
The lateral displacement function of an SS-BRB, and the longitudinal stress at the extreme fiber of the external restraining member are derived by considering an initial geometric imperfection that is consistent with the first order overall buckling shape of the SS-BRB.
Ben-Dor et al. (2003) attempt to identify the order and orientation of a set of contigs that is consistent with the pattern of restriction fragment sizes generated by multiple restriction enzymes.
