The phrase "a mere sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is simply a series of events or elements without any additional significance or complexity.
Example: "The results of the experiment were disappointing; they were just a mere sequence of random numbers with no discernible pattern."
Alternatives: "just a simple series" or "only a basic sequence."
They reflected the man's character – clever and harsh – moves that turned a democratic election into a mere sequence of manoeuvres.
A piece of music is not a mere sequence of notes but a tightly organized organic whole.
So why does this thingless "thing" — at its core, a mere sequence of sounds — hold such potentially enormous intrinsic value?
But no computational technique can amount to a mere sequence of random choices.
Generally, for a mere sequence-based predictor, the fraction of retrieved genes relevant to resistance is small, which leads to a low precision value and a high false positive rate.
There is ongoing debate about what actually constitutes post-genomics (Morange 2006), but the general trend is a focus beyond the mere sequence of As, Cs, Ts, and Gs and instead on the complex, cellular mechanisms involved in generating such a variety of protein products from a relatively small number of protein-coding regions in the genome.
While the yeast ortholog YJU3p shares a mere 24% sequence identity with hMGL, reports suggest that the gene product of Rv0183 (33% sequence identity to hMGL) of the M. tuberculosis H37Rv strain is the closest known unicellular ortholog of hMGL.
Beyond mere sequence homology, Sho demonstrates a number of biochemical and cell biological properties also exhibited by PrPC.
The closest matches of wFex2 in a blastn search were strains from a butterfly Nymphalis xanthomelas [ 31], with a mere 0.4% sequence difference and from a leaf-cutting ant Acromyrmex insinuator [ 32] with a 1.1% difference.
Our present results, therefore, point towards the convergent evolution of PVs infecting primates, which is not obvious at the mere sequence level, but is noticeable when analysing the URR at a functional level, i.e. considering the putative TFBS encoded therein.
Database technology has enhanced and diversified these resources into more than mere sequence repositories.
