Sentence examples for published a sequence from inspiring English sources

Having distinguished herself earlier in a realistic mode, as did authors such as Drabble and Pat Barker, Doris Lessing published a sequence of science fiction novels about issues of gender and colonialism, Canopus in Argos Archives (1979 83).

Earlier this month, Golf World magazine published a sequence of photographs said to demonstrate that at the top of his backswing Woods was in a position that was "almost a carbon copy" of O'Meara's -- thus suggesting the scary possibility that, golfwise, Woods may be morphing into a middle-age guy whose career is on the down slope (O'Meara has won only once in six years).

Sherod Santos published a sequence of poems and prose called The City of Women; Susan Ludvigson came out with Everything Winged Must Be Dreaming, Frederick Seidel with My Tokyo, the African-American poet Ai with Greed, and Jack Marshall with Sesame.

In the 1960s, Industrial and Engineering Chemistry published a sequence of Fundamentals Reviews (several authored or co-authored by Leon Lapidus) documenting annual progress in mathematics and computers in the field of chemical engineering.

In 1985 Popovsky et al. published a sequence of patients who developed TRALI after blood transfusion and demonstrated the presence of leukocyte antibodies and antibodies anti-HLA in a high percentage of blood donators.

Messiaen's mother published a sequence of poems, ("The Budding Soul"), the last chapter of ("As the Earth Turns"), which address her unborn son.

In this respect it should be remembered that only ~70% of the published A-genome sequence has actually been anchored to the 11 chromosomes.

This week the New Yorker has published a verse sequence by John Updike entitled "Endpoint".

Although the group published a draft sequence patched together from different Neandertals in Europe in 2010, it was of much lower quality and had many gaps.

The full-length published Juan-A sequence is 4727 bp [ 24].

Using minimum cutoffs of 90% length and 70% nucleotide (nt) identity, 663 copies were found by BLAST using the published Juan-A sequence as the query.