Sentence examples for reverse sequential order from inspiring English sources

Since the yields match the extraction order and extractions were not performed in the reverse sequential order, or with each solvent only, it is not possible to reliably ascribe each yield as representing the proportion of polar or non-polar components in the pollen, as compounds may be differentially soluble in more than one solvent.

Always use a reverse sequential order in your CV.

If the sequential order of deposition of both metals is reversed, which means the silver is plated subsequent to the formation of a monolayer of Me″ adatoms, the desorption spectra exhibit a structure which is typical of the upd of Me″ on a Ag substrate, which means that the Ag atoms must have penetrated the Me″ layer.

2) Variable sequential order of involvement of recorded cells in activity, whereby the order of cell involvement may reverse even in the nearby cycles separated by less than 1 s (Fig. 7 b ). 3) Variable delays between activity onsets in simultaneously recorded neurons relative one to the other and the LFP waves, the delays occasionally reaching tens of milliseconds (Fig. 7 c ).

Importantly, the two-step model used for fitting does not specify the sequential order of the two events; eq 9 is identical if k2 and k1 are reversed.

Three probes of firefly luciferase in sequential order from the 5'-end to the polyA tail have been designed as controls of the reverse transcriptase reaction and as normalization controls.

There are real savings to be made from doing it in a different sequential order".

Their only complaint this year was that dog tags were not issued in sequential order.

Make sure each invoice is numbered in sequential order so you know if there are any gaps in your records.

Among the millions of column inches generated in the past two years on this issue, three words you will not find in sequential order are "City of London".

The world is a complicated place, with multiple dangers, and the United States cannot always choose to deal with them in sequential order.