Sentence examples for represent successively from inspiring English sources
Phylogenetic analyses indicate that Dinilysia, Najash, and Coniophis represent successively more remote hierarchical sisters to crown snakes, with Dinilysia representing the immediate sister to the crown [ 4, 7, 8].
The primary function of both phagocytosis and autophagy is to maintain cellular homeostasis by degrading foreign particles that can represent successively an extracellular danger and, after their ingestion, another intracellular danger, if phagocytosis failed in its function of destruction.
Intermittently from 1852 he represented, successively, one English and two Irish constituencies in the House of Commons.
Kosslyn plausibly assumes that images fade over time, and successive letters of the alphabet represent older, successively more faded portions of the image.
The pathway components or the protein molecules included in the curated pathway modules of PANTHER database are also represented by phylogenetic tree and hidden Markov models (HMMs), which can further be used to map with the user-defined IDs of gene/protein list and can be successively map with the PANTHER pathways.
In Yanira Castro's "Nancy," four soloists successively attempt to represent the performer Nancy Ellis.
Shearlet transform and wavelet transform are used successively to sparse represent the infrared and visible images, which can increase the signal sparsity obviously.
The overall configuration of the basin suggests that the delta prograded southwestward, successively forming depobelts that represent the most active portion of the delta at each stage of its development (Doust and Omatsola 1990).
Blended basis functions, two kinds of basis functions used successively, are used to sparsely represent the images.
The key idea is to represent direction-of-arrival with two decoupled angles and then successively estimate them.
To our knowledge this is the first explicit demonstration that progressively older study participants may depart successively more from parity with those they are taken to represent, in observational and clinical trial settings.
