Sentence examples for successively produced from inspiring English sources

Using this method, twelve quasi-definitive datasets are successively produced during year Y; each new dataset replacing the previous one.

MFC and MEC reactors were operated in fed-batch mode until they successively produced at least 3 equivalent batch cycles, indicating a well-established anodic biofilm.

With increasing strain, the various microstructural features, e.g., the dislocation emission source, elongated microbands, dislocation cells, dislocation cell blocks, equiaxed submicro-, anano-crystaltal grains etc., were successively produced.

Yet Paris has always had its serious side, one that flourished through the ages in exclusive salons and smoky cafes, successively producing artistic and intellectual movements of weight.

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.

Three MMA doses were successively polymerized producing polymers with narrow MWDs in all steps, so that the active centers remained living for more than 4 h.

As shown in Fig. 3(a), this method utilizes re-dispersion of sediment and low speed centrifugation cycles successively to produce different fractions with different mean flake size; 1 μm obtained at 4000 rpm and 3.5 μm at 500 rpm.

Our version of glycolysis has 7 enzymes that act successively to produce only one PEP from each G6P.

The same samples were re-examined with the kit produced successively (Chekit Echinotest Biphasic®) by the same producer.

A bout was defined to include at least 3 syllables produced successively with silent intervals less than 1569.8 ms. This criterion, based on our analysis of all intervals less than 5000 ms, for all ages, is 2 standard deviations above the mean (mean = 337.8, SD = 616.0).

Of several operas that deal explicitly with consumption, three (written within a 6-year interval but produced successively over the last half of the 19th century) show the evolution in thinking about the disease.