Most of contemporary dose-seeking phase I trials remain guided by the "modified Fibonacci sequence" (about 50%, Table 1).
(A sequence about vaccination features a variety of animated germs for different diseases).
A verse sequence about a biracial violinist who played with Beethoven.
3.52am BST In the same interview, there was a merry-go-round sequence about Clive Palmer.
Unlike the other oratorios, it has no story, apart from a brief sequence about the shepherds at Jesus's birth.
Sleigh's fifth volume of poetry includes a sequence about Sept. 11, 2001, and three poems adapted from Ovid.
A richly erotic autobiographical sequence about a love affair, Berryman's Sonnets, appeared in 1967.
At times, the poet herself resembles the "Harlequin by the river" of her sequence about Thomas Norton, "To St Mary Redcliffe".
I like "The Vixen" (1996), his book-length linked sequence about southwestern France, full of beautiful Wordsworthian walks and ruined walls.
He's his usual goofy self in the sequence about the old couple sitting blandly in his local pub, which is tender and loopy in equal measure.
"The Andrew Motion book was very, very good, his best so far – a moving sequence about the first world war," said Longley.
