Sentence examples for two consecutive sections from inspiring English sources

For this purpose, places of Petri nets stand for the road sections and transitions describe the flow between two consecutive sections at intersections.

In order to exclude confounding non-specific fluorescent signals such as those emitted by dirt particles on single sections, this co-localization had to occur in at least two consecutive sections ("repeated").

The number of oocytes at each developmental stage was counted and the number for each developmental stage was averaged across two consecutive sections that had the largest ovarian cross section.

For control of double immunostaining (Figure S1A) we used Tris-HCl buffer with 5% swine serum instead of GABA antiserum (Fig. S1B) or AmOA1 antiserum (Fig. S1C) on two consecutive sections.

Sections were collected the from the onset of the lateral ventricle (Bregma AP +1.8 mm) to the hippocampal formation (Bregma AP −2 mm) and ordered in 4 series on SuperFrost®Plus glass slides (Menzel-Glaser, Braunschweig, DE); distance between two consecutive sections in each series  = 64 µm.

The mean scores of 2 cores from identical case in the two consecutive sections were taken.

The implementation was consisted of four consecutive sections with improvements from the previous one.

The number of BrdU-positive cells was determined from five consecutive sections (Wojtowicz and Kee 2006).

We describe a GPR methodology used to investigate the internal structure of three consecutive sections of the cylindrical pedestal of a monument that had to be disassembled for relocation.

The first section of blocks two to four was stained with hematoxylin and eosin, and the most representative fields containing the hippocampus and basal cortex (BC) were selected for additional cuts of nine consecutive sections used for histochemical analysis.

Equations 8 and 11 are beneficial to improving the watermark robustness by remaining the energy relations of three consecutive sections unchanged, i.e., Emax ≥ Emed ≥ Emin before the embedding and after the embedding.