The phrase "a sequence different" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity. A more complete phrase would be "a different sequence."
Example: "In the experiment, we observed a different sequence of events than we had anticipated."
Alternatives: "an alternate sequence" or "a varied sequence."
This can be particularly important for those students that are taking science courses at times and in a sequence different than that of science majors, who oftentimes follow a quite rigid sequence of classes.
In several cases, the determination of a cell (lysate from certain well in a 96-well plate) yielded a sequence different from the aggregate sequence of single cells from the same sample by many homoplasmic mutations, and the sequence variation of this mtDNA type was directly read from the determined sequence.
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He cites, as a key example, language, where the elements of meaning are often cotemporal sets, but different languages have different ordering rules by which the same meaning must be expressed in a sequence: different "schemas of order".
A 5' untranslated sequence different from the one previously reported for the guinea pig lens cDNA was found in these clones.
However, in a video sequence, different video content in each part of the sequence may require different amounts of protection for the corresponding video data elements.
Other plants either require days of intermediate length for flowering or respond to a sequence of different photoperiods.
A large volume of 'squeal' data has been generated, involving a sequence of different test conditions repeated over many days.
I envisaged a Big Band without jazz instruments, with a sequence of different instrumental textures providing a kaleidoscope of ever-changing colour, much like a backcloth, onto which Eddie could project his improvisatory journey.
Spain up until 1992 had never seen a sequence of different champions last longer than three seasons, though Deportivo and Valencia did help stretch the record to four around the turn of the millennium.
