The phrase "a sequence to adjust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a series of steps or actions that need to be modified or changed in some way.
Example: "We need to establish a sequence to adjust the settings for optimal performance."
Alternatives: "a series to modify" or "a process to change".
We then regressed the natural logarithm of the daily death counts on a day sequence to adjust for time trends using either natural splines (ns) or penalized splines (ps).
We applied a jackknife method to correct for haplotype sampling bias and we artificially lengthened the sequences to adjust for ascertainment bias in attempts to improve the accuracy of the rate and date estimates.
Traditional equalizers use training sequences to adjust the tap weights.
Individual sequence information to adjust qPCR assays for UsRNA, vRex, and vDNA, was obtained from the SHCS genotypic drug resistance database (HIV-1 pol-sequences) [70].
The ability to configure tandem attenuators upstream of a coding sequence provides a mechanism to adjust the threshold at which the RNA cascade responds to antisense concentrations.
In method 1, the nucleotide difference (3.2) among five Singaporean sequences was used to adjust the sequence errors and mutations that occurred during cell culture.
In the few studied cases, the restriction enzyme uses a flipping mechanism to recognize a sequence or adjust the shape of the DNA within its catalytic site for proper cleavage.
The spectrum of generated sequence is expected to adjust adaptively according to the spectrum shape of colored interference.
This provides a useful means for user to adjust sequence alignments manually.
Requiring either multiple independent k-mer matches from a single family or a minimum number of k-mer matches over a minimum sequence length is used to adjust the sensitivity of the match.
