The phrase "a further sequencing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional steps or stages in a process, particularly in contexts like genetics, data analysis, or project management.
Example: "After completing the initial analysis, we will proceed with a further sequencing of the samples to gather more detailed information."
Alternatives: "an additional sequencing" or "a subsequent sequencing".
The technique was effective to visually discriminate between the majority of Fusarium species and/or isolates tested in pure culture, while a further sequencing step permitted to distinguish between the few species showing similar migration patterns.
In the current analysis, a further sequencing effort showed many more AS events in Arabidopsis.
We demonstrate the importance of employing a further sequencing technology following gap closure by PacBio RS II in order to generate a sequence with a high confidence level, and in doing so we have corrected 142 annotation errors in protein coding sequences brought about through apparent frameshift mutation due to under-called homopolymer regions.
A further sequence of consecutive flow/flame fields is also examined as to how oscillations emerge out of a relatively silent time interval.
In 1856, the castle mills were finally demolished as part of a further sequence of improvements to this part of the river.
A live performance of "Bonkers" by Dizzee Rascal followed, along with a further sequence in which all the cast (and Britain's Got Talent fame dancing duo Signature) attend a party at June's house whilst Amy Winehouse's "Valerie", Muse's "Uprising", and Tinie Tempah's "Pass Out" played.
HDPTP has a further sequence change (alanine/serine) in the phosphate-binding loop that resembles the inactive pseudophosphatases IA2/IA2β.
A further sequence variation, the peptide Pep19-2.5short Pep19-2.5short-terminalackingphobic sequence FWFWG, led thea near complete abrogation of any inhibitory activity.
A further sequence analysis of embR gene product is known to be involved in the resistance to etambutol revealed the presence of BTAD, transactivation domain.
A further sequence search against Repbase http://www.girinst.org revealed similarity of these fragments to the AT SAT5 repeat (referred to hereafter as SAT5), which is defined by a 2196-bp long consensus sequence [ 25].
The construct, designated SdKefQCTD, included the Q-linker starting at K391 and fused at the 5′ end a further sequence encoding 10 amino acids (GHELEVDIEP), corresponding to a putative regulatory loop from the membrane domain.
