Sentence examples for a reshuffled sequence from inspiring English sources

Second, in general, the measure seems to become more powerful for sequences with increased GC content, because the higher the GC, the less likely it is that a reshuffled sequence shows reduced stability.

Instead, Stevens and his multi-tasking four-piece band – with the occasional help of the National's Bryce Dessner – glide with undertaker care among a lo-fi scatter of assorted instruments and recreate the entirety of Carrie and Lowell in a slightly reshuffled sequence.

Default parameters were used and 1000 reshuffled sequences were used to generate the random distribution of alignment scores.

We calculated alternate ZΔ G values using reshuffled sequences in which all dinucleotide frequencies had been held constant.

We have added text to the corresponding section and changed the Fig.  4 to compare the observed counts with those expected by chance or for reshuffled sequences.

The alignment score of the unshuffled sequences is compared to the distribution of scores obtained using the reshuffled query sequence, which is fit to an extreme value distribution.

A reshuffling in July partially sidelined Mr. Braunstein.

In conclusion, we propose the VB method for the identification and comparison of the reshuffled genome sequences of bred cultivars.

ZΔ G is simply the difference between the observed mRNA secondary structure stability and the mean stability of 1,000 randomly reshuffled coding sequences, normalized to the standard deviation of the stability null distribution.

These include a difference in RGA08 gene number, in repetitive elements and a reshuffling of whole sequence blocks carrying RGA08 genes and fragments of MTERF genes.

But Cammell muffles the ironies and illogicalities of this by reshuffling the sequence of events: and we are plunged straight away into her encounter with a client: über-criminal Christopher Walken, with his dyed black hair and lizardly features looking even more vampiric than he did in The Addiction.