Sentence examples for sequenced manner from inspiring English sources
On 13 June, at the opening of the current session, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights said, "In Sri Lanka, the government's efforts to implement its commitments in Resolution 30/1 will require a comprehensive strategy on transitional justice that enables it to pursue different processes in a coordinated, integrated and appropriately sequenced manner".
It is common practice in recreation therapy interventions to deliver interventions in both settings in a sequenced manner, so that the client may receive instruction and rehearsal opportunities in the safety of the classroom but then will have the opportunity to master those skills in their natural environment.
New evidence suggests activities with active learning opportunity, learning delivered in a longitudinal or sequenced manner, and the provision of enabling methods.
Indeed, variables that appear to have a positive effect in terms of enhancement of physician performance are "the degree of active learning opportunities, learning delivered in a longitudinal or sequenced manner and the provision of enabling methods to facilitate implementation in the practice setting" [ 31].
One way to overcome this difficulty is to use Mann's iteration method that produces a sequence via the recursive sequence manner: (1.1).
The genome can be interrogated in a random (whole genome shotgun, WGS) or directed (targeted sequencing) manner.
Moreover, mixtures of several growth factors might to some extent promote cooperation between growth factors and their receptors and contribute together for the protection of hair cells in a sequencing manner or at multiple steps.
Filming the court room was one of the "most challenging sequences" Manners had ever done.
Among the clones sequenced in this manner, 15 contained sequences nearly identical (98.7∼99.8% identity) to the reported T36 sequence [10].
Of special interest is the feature that this family of proteins has modular structures and can recognize a diverse set of DNA sequences in a sequence-specific manner.
