Sentence examples for sequential succession from inspiring English sources

In the sequential succession of mushrooms species, M. haematopus is a "late colonizer" fungus: its fruit bodies appear after the wood has first been decayed by white rot species.

Looking at the clustering of columns, which mirrors the distances among the different stages of berry ripening, it is evident that the bunch order reflects the sequential succession of samples, while there is a clear difference between the first two samplings and the following three.

The sequential progression of species during succession, however, is not random.

Ecological succession is the sequential stages of community development on newly exposed or disturbed sites.

These results suggest that the slow component reflects sequential docking and release in immediate succession.

Success is sequential, not simultaneous.

For our design, we adapted methods developed for testing CCE in human subjects20: generational succession was simulated through the sequential replacement of experienced birds with naive birds within 10 independent chains as they were repeatedly required to solve the same (navigational) task.

Notably, 15% of the events have HWs >20 s and required >30 s to return to the baseline (Fig.  5e).In addition to multivesicular exocytosis, we also observed examples of sequential exocytosis that took place in rapid succession (10 s) within the same part of the beta cell and almost returned to baseline before the next event (Fig.  5f).

We demonstrate the nice amenities due to our solution via a succession of several intermediary algorithms, both sequential and parallel, which show the limitations of classical approaches and the benefits due to the PPreZER algorithm.

Using two antibiotics, bacteria were challenged repeatedly by the same antibiotic (monotherapy treatment type) or by eight different successions of two antibiotics (the regular or random sequential treatment types).

We investigated the neural correlates of a robust somatosensory illusion where a stimulation, occurring initially at the wrist, then twice in rapid succession further up the arm, can create the illusion of sequential touches at intervening locations along the arm that were never stimulated.