The phrase "a precise sequence for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific order or arrangement of steps or actions needed to achieve a particular outcome.
Example: "The manual provides a precise sequence for assembling the furniture correctly."
Alternatives: "an exact order for" or "a specific arrangement for".
A precise sequence comparison method is necessary for the success of phylogenetic footprinting searches in gene regulatory sequences [ 58].
This is an extremely specific mechanism whose activation follows a very precise sequence of events in time, for this reason the elimination of Myd88- or TRIF- genes is expected to partially impair the obtained response, while the contemporary elimination of both Myd88- and TRIF- genes should abolish the acute immune response with no production of cytokines.
However after a more precise sequence analysis, we were able to realize the full annotation for GSVIVT00006084001 and GSVIVT00006097001.
Since TTP has some flexibility in its sequence requirements for binding, future detailed mutagenesis in the 3'-UTR of Otud-6b mRNA, especially the AU-rich sequences in the 3'UTR 2721 2950 regions, would be necessary to define the precise sequence requirements for TTP binding.
However, the precise sequence requirements for PRE function are not fully understood, and it is also unclear whether these elements all function in a similar manner.
The precise sequence registry for these h2i residues is not clearly defined, and the residues have been modeled as poly-alanine in our best assessment of the polypeptide direction.
For complex regions that are functionally important, an accurate reference map is critical for precise sequence assembly and integration for functional analysis [ 40– 40].
Remember that genomes are constructed of a four letter alphabet of DNA - containing A, G, T, and C. For synthetic biology, these letters are linked together chemically in a test tube in the precise sequence to reconstruct the genes needed for a living organism.
Again we observe the importance of the C-terminus for mitochondrial targeting, but no precise sequence or region necessary for this process could be pinpointed.
