Sentence examples for sequence priority from inspiring English sources

So job 2 is followed by job 4 in stage 1 as fractional value of job 2 is less than that of job 4. For stages greater than one sequence, priority is given to the completion times of jobs in their previous stage.

The rational model of policy making did apply to decision making at a micro-level within the EAG group itself as the group followed a logical sequence: priority setting, evidence appraisal, analysis of alternative options in subgroups, and consensus on proposals to put forward to the HSE for approval.

Many proteins were identified either by the same sequences or different sequences in priority 1 or 2 or both.

Thus, it can help analyze and control the sequence and priority of different phases of work to obtain a high cost-time productivity.

Ontological foundationalism (without concreta foundationalism) is thus compatible with the following scenario: there is a sequence of priority relations which is limitless amongst concreta, but which has a limit in a basic entity of another ontological category.

In future work, systematic examination of psychosocial factors, sequencing top priority genes, or carrying out exome or whole-genome sequencing of affected individuals, in addition to CNV analysis, may provide insight into the genetic variability that contributes to IED.

Variations that might be functionally relevant, such as those that lead to amino acids changes, affect splicing sites, are found in known regulatory elements or in conserved non-coding sequences are priority targets in disease studies and large-scale genotyping projects.

Districts with <20 were combined with other districts according to the following protocol, following a sequence of priorities: we combined districts if they were in the same province, had historic connections (formerly part of single larger district), had similarly small numbers tested, had similar demographics, and had similar topography or other geographic features.

Proteins with 'high' peptide confidence but with only one identified peptide sequence were termed priority 2. Priority 3 and 4 proteins were those with 'moderate' peptide confidence with more than one and only one peptide sequence identified, respectively.

Danielle is clear that she didn't ditch her spiritual to-do list entirely, she's found a more useful sequencing of priorities.

These instances may represent four different MITE families where duplicated copies have undergone moderate divergence, and indeed these sequences are priorities in our MITE investigations.