Sentence examples for steps of the sequence from inspiring English sources

We made the contextual distinction between five positions in the walk sequence for each step: the first, second, last, last-but-one steps of the sequence, and all the other steps.

The fourth and fifth steps of the sequence validation procedure were based on the method developed by Zagalska-Neubauer et al. [ 23].

Vesicular transport of water and ion transport to control cell volume is a multistep mechanism that has been initially hypothesized on the ultrastructural (morphological) basis and then described in detail analyzing and correlating ion composition and ultrastructure in different experimental conditions affecting the various steps of the sequence.

This correlation could be due to the preparation steps of the sequencing library or biases in the sequencing step, or it could be a systematic error in the interpretation of the reaction in the sequencer.

Nevertheless, one cannot exclude that other steps of the sequencing protocol could as well contribute to these phenomena.

Sequence replication can occur during different steps of the sequencing protocol, and can therefore generate artificial duplicates (Gomez-Alvarez et al., 2009).

This overrepresentation and the consistency of the taxonomic distributions of reads obtained with different sequencing technologies suggests that, in general, abundance biases might be mainly due to other steps of the sequencing protocols.

However, one cannot exclude that other steps of the sequencing protocol could as well contribute to the bias; indeed, DNA-fragmentation procedure might have induced the bias toward GC-rich microbes [ 30].

Data were then collected, and the next step of the sequence was started.

At each step of the sequence, we first generate a random sample and then we perform a subgradient step for a convex constraint defined by the LQR problem.

Increasing the CH4 pressure allows the first step of the sequence to be shortened but excessive shortening of the exposure prevents the adspecies from undergoing H2 loss to the extent required for the formation of heavier products.