Sentence examples for a missing sequence from inspiring English sources

At the end of "Different from the Others," we're told of a missing sequence in which a great hand descends over a German law book to cross out the entry for Paragraph 175.

In the case of AVR-C, the upstream region of the gene was not analysed due to a missing sequence.

The inclusion of five primate comparison species ensured that the insertions were a true reflection of a recent change in the human lineage rather than an artifact of missing sequence.

In cases where we were clarifying the sequence following a large detected "deletion" (missing sequence from what is predicted from the published sequence), we amplified a larger product and sequenced from a set of sequencing primers across both strands.

Additionally, for exome and genome sequencing data, we included flanking intronic regions and developed a method to impute missing sequence data based on phylogenetic information.

There is a risk that we are missing sequence variants from exons 11 to 14, although they could be detected as bands with weak intensity.

These reads were only incorporated after splicing the missing sequence, from a published similar genomic sequence, to the consensus sequence deduced from the de novo assembly and subsequently mapping reads against the spliced reference using GS mapper.

In the vast majority of cases, the lack of observed conservation is not due to misalignments and missing sequence, although a small percentage of cases are affected by this problem.

Figure 1 provides an example of such a gappy multi-gene dataset with some missing sequence data in each gene.

Although 19 fragments harbor a new mutation profile, they can not be assigned to a new SHV number because of missing sequence information.

When a gene appeared to be truncated, the missing sequence data were sought in the immediate upstream or downstream region within the supercontig.