Sentence examples for successively making from inspiring English sources

Based on previous in vivo observations, the removal of α1,2-linked mannoses by ManI was considered in the following order [40], [41]: ER resident ManI removes free α1,2-linked mannose attached to α1,3-linked mannose in the initial input substrate and then Golgi resident ManI removes each of two remaining free α1,2-linked mannoses successively, making 6-mannose and then 5-mannose glycans.

The agent is trained by an improved reinforcement learning algorithm through the learning stage and then it successively makes decisions to schedule the operations.

History has shown that inclusiveness, such as bringing African Americans and women into military service, has successively made our military stronger.

Movies were successively made at 160, 172 and 189 days p.i. to compare the global behaviour of mice infected with the Me7 prion strain and administered either PBS, ΨGFP or ΨPrPQ167R, as well as healthy mouse treated with ΨPrPQ167R (see supplementary Movies S1, S2, S3 and S4).

According to the Italian Guidelines [ 19], quantitative evaluation (CFU/L) was performed considering the following items: the count of colonies growth in each plate, the concentration of the original sample and the dilutions successively made.

One divides the N data samples randomly into K nearly-equal portions, and leaves each portion out, successively, while making K estimations of the model parameters, giving K models.

The result is not too dissimilar from Marcel Duchamp's Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2, which took the image of a nude and abstracted it, giving it a sense of dynamism and motion by successively superimposing images, making for a shattered aesthetic like that of the Cubists.

The reasoning behind evaluating medical interventions is that a hierarchy of methods exists which successively produce improved and therefore more rigorous evidence based medicine upon which to make clinical decisions.

Initial fascination is speedily undermined, however, as visitors move through rooms made successively narrower by metal plates, while the horrific consequences are projected along the sides.

People were made successively of earth (who, being mindless, were destroyed), then of wood (who, lacking souls and intelligence and being ungrateful to the gods, were punished by being drowned in a flood or devoured by demons), and finally of a corn gruel (the ancestors of the Maya).

In the specific case of cooperation or defection strategies in social games, such patterns appear to be linked to the decisions that were made successively by the subjects, and cannot be confused with normal cerebral activity.