The phrase "a sequence the same" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that two or more sequences are identical or have the same order, but it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The two sequences are not a sequence the same; they differ in several elements."
Alternatives: "an identical sequence" or "a matching sequence".
This is a statement of the "principle of faunal succession". The layers of sedimentary rocks in any given location contain fossils in a definite sequence; the same sequence can be found in rocks elsewhere, and hence strata can be correlated between locations.
Second, the experimenter performed a task sequence (the same of the experiment) and asked the participant to do the same.
Five examples are considered here: a constant sequence (the same symbol is repeated), sequences generated by the Rössler and Lorenz systems (both three dimensional ordinary differential equations), the Hénon system (a two dimensional difference equation) and a random number generator.
Reads are mapped in the color space where the reverse complement of a sequence is the same as the reverse, because the complement of a color is itself.
As before, the random text was a sequence of the same length as the original one.
Each therapist (JM, KC) performed a sequence of the same massage techniques with the patients in the massage treatment group.
We then picked a random sequence of three nucleotides from the original sequence as our starting point and generated a random walk, given the transition probabilities, to create a new random sequence the same length as the original sequence.
We also tested two other negative controls: 1) a sequence of the same length that reflects nucleotide distribution at the genomic level and 2) a sequence of the same size that reflects nucleotide distribution within 5000bp of established transcription start sites (UCSC, mm8 assembly, 46% GC content).
Ending a sequence with the same elements found in the beginning is a technique found in Latin and Greek poetry to provide a sense of closure.
If a population is strongly structured, one expects to find the nearest neighbor of a sequence in the same locality.
