The phrase "a precise sequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific order or arrangement of elements, actions, or events that are clearly defined and organized.
Example: "The experiment requires a precise sequence of steps to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "an exact order of" or "a specific arrangement of".
They attempt a precise sequence of moves, then redo them.
That is, to consume passively a precise sequence of sounds exactly as they have been arranged.
But many find that navigating through a difficult problem or up an intimidating granite wall requires thinking through a precise sequence of moves.
By bombarding the molecules with a precise sequence of electromagnetic pulses, the experimenters carefully flipped the atoms back and forth between 1 and 0, carrying out the steps of Dr. Shor's algorithm.
He set up an experiment to record the electrical activity from two connected neurons in a slice from a rat's brain, and discovered that the neurons required a precise sequence of voltage spikes to change the strength of their connections.
OFCs are often referred to as optical rulers: their spectra consist of a precise sequence of discrete and equally-spaced spectral lines that represent precise marks in frequency.
Combining different methods of analysis including far field, near field and air gap recordings we found that the fish body has multiple generators activated in a precise sequence for three species of Gymnotus.
The T7 bias can be pinned down to a precise sequence domain of the T7 primer used in the amplification, the 3' spacer sequence.
Any given protein, by implication, was made up of a single, precise sequence of amino acids, an insight that was vital for understanding exactly how the information stored in DNA gets turned into the proteins that make up living cells.Learning to read that information won Dr Sanger his second Nobel, in 1980.
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.
Notably, these two techniques can only confirm the existence and size, but not the full precise sequence, of a miRNA predicted computationally.
