The phrase "a result of sequencing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or findings that arise from a process of sequencing, often in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The data presented in the study were analyzed and interpreted as a result of sequencing the genome."
Alternatives: "an outcome of sequencing" or "a consequence of sequencing".
Our genome sequences are lacking coverage of several PE-PGRS genes most likely as a result of sequencing bias due to high GC-content in those genes.
False positives detected during the SNP discovery as a result of sequencing errors should have increased the number of transversions relative to the number of transitions.
Sequences unmatched to the rice genome were likely a result of sequencing errors or from regions of the rice genome that remain unmapped.
To minimize the possibility of misidentifying samples as a result of sequencing or adapter synthesis error, all pair-wise combinations of barcodes differed by a minimum of three mutational steps.
Not unexpectedly, divergence estimates increased drastically with low BQ as a result of sequencing errors.
Some of these substitutions may have occurred as a result of sequencing errors or site-specific polymorphism within each species.
Heteroplasmic-like patterns frequently show up in the electropherograms as a result of sequence background noise.
Homolog identification can be difficult when comparing genomes across great evolutionary time as a result of sequence evolution and paralogous duplication events within a lineage.
For example, a probe might hybridize to only one paralog in one species but to both paralogs of genes in another species, either as a result of sequence divergence or because both are expressed in one but not the other.
This may have been a result of sequence mismatches due to cross-species sequence divergence.
Coding mutations will also reduce the detection of viral peptides as a result of sequence variability among strains [ 47, 48].
