The phrase "a circular sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of events or elements that repeat in a loop or cycle.
Example: "The data analysis revealed a circular sequence in the patterns of user behavior over time."
Alternatives: "cyclical pattern" or "repetitive sequence".
There are moments of overt reference, when McGregor recreates Muybridge's wrestling men, for example, or constructs a circular sequence set to strobe lights imitating a zoetrope, but for the most part this is the choreographer in unconfrontational mode, attending to grace-notes and details, and courteous in his deference to Turnage's score.
Nuclear mitochondrial insertions (numts) could be ruled out for long range PCR by joining the overlaps creating a circular sequence, and are not expected to be a problem for hybridization capture since nuclear DNA has a much lower copy number than mitochondrial DNA.
This program analyzed the genome as a circular sequence.
Only 'putative genera' VCs were considered (i.e., clusters containing a RefSeqABVir genome, a circular sequence, or a sequence with more than 30 predicted genes).
The iteration was finished when the generated sequence had similar patterns on its both ends, as evidence that a circular sequence was obtained.
Manual curation of the mapped reads suggests this supercontig to be either a repeating unit or a circular sequence of 5846 bp with no known genomic loci.
Both strategies generated identical results for the coding region sequence, but only the latter had produced a putative circular sequence.
Failure to assemble all the reads in a single circular sequence can be attributed to the high degree of repetitive sequences found in this genome, as will be discussed later.
Furthermore, these bands were the same size as those predicted and observed for an EcoRI digest of KS14 DNA (with predictions based on a circular genome sequence) and sequences from selected bands matched the KS14 genome sequence.
Using this information, one can represent a genome as a collection of chromosomes, each of which is a linear or circular sequence of gene identifiers.
The complete nucleotide sequence of plasmid pMR68 was assembled into a circular DNA sequence comprising 71,020 bp, with an overall G + C content of 64.5%.
