Validation of the approach was provided by the recent release of a concurrent sequence where extensive wet-lab gap-closing was applied [ 40].
Concurrent sequencing of negative control samples is strongly advised.
The generation of large collections of mutagenised lines and the concurrent sequencing of insertion sites to develop readily searchable databases for these populations has revolutionised gene characterisation by providing 'in silico' access to thousands of mutant alleles.
This is likely to be the case for many groups of marine invertebrates, making identification in diet samples possible only with concurrent sequencing efforts of the relevant potential prey taxa.
But, like other diseases, it has a syndrome--a concurrent set of underlying symptoms that are also causes.
Results suggested that an easy-to-hard task sequence may be unnecessary for successful treatment outcomes and that the concurrent sequence may be beneficial.
Third-generation sequencing, with its thousands or millions of concurrent sequences, will likely represent a substantial cost reduction over NGS.
Generally speaking, a workflow can be described as the execution of a sequence of concurrent processing steps, or else computational processes, the order of which is determined by data interdependencies as well as the target outcome.
The sequencing process manifold to permit concurrent sequencing each reaction and to analyse the huge number of samples.
In 30 (26%) VSE patients, a combination (concurrent or in sequence) of vancomycin, teicoplanin, linezolid, ampicillin, benzylpenicillin or meropenem was administered.
For 26 (22%) vanB VRE bacteraemia patients, a combination (concurrent or in sequence) of teicoplanin, linezolid, quinupristin-dalfopristin or benzylpenicillin was administered as definitive therapy.
