The phrase "a repetitive sequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a series of events, actions, or elements that occur multiple times in the same order.
Example: "The song features a repetitive sequence of notes that creates a catchy melody."
Alternatives: "a recurring pattern of" or "a repeated series of".
It is common to discover a rhythmic pattern in a pile of stratified sedimentary rocks represented by a repetitive sequence of rock types.
A resulting off-line schedule implements the rate of actions as a repetitive sequence of communication instants.
They are the uppermost division of the Upper Carboniferous and consist of a repetitive sequence of marine and nonmarine strata.
The characteristic structural motif of IκB proteins is a repetitive sequence of 6 to 10 ankyrin domains [ 2].
The deletion one was a 5832-bp sequence, which contained a repetitive sequence of 5621 bp separated by a 211-bp fragment in the genome of HN016.
The simulation of each photon packet consists of a repetitive sequence of computational steps and can be made independent of other photon packets by creating separate absorption arrays and, importantly, decoupling random number generation using different seeds.
The L. oceanica nucleomorph chromosomes were found to contain a repetitive sequence consisting of a 36 nt repeat located between all of the ~35 kbp sub-telomeric regions and the internal single-copy regions.
Major clustering of a repetitive sequence, TrR350, at centromeres of T. repens and T. occidentale has been reported previously [ 14].
The other chimeric transcript has an additional exon between the two regions, resulting from the transcription of a repetitive sequence situated in the 5' region of the TSEN2 gene and introducing a stop codon in the coding sequence.
This is especially difficult when the fragment to be sequenced is part of a repetitive sequence.
We studied the methylation level of a repetitive sequence 2D8 by southern blots.
