The phrase "a single sequence for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific, uninterrupted order or arrangement of items or events intended for a particular purpose.
Example: "The project requires a single sequence for the data processing steps to ensure accuracy and efficiency."
Alternatives: "one continuous sequence for" or "a unified sequence for".
For the 4 hours 19 minutes of her round, USA cut to her in live shots and replays 387 times (frequently 5 to 10 times in a single sequence) for a total of 31:41 in Sorenstam Face Time.
Then f and g are weakly commuting mappings but there does not exist even a single sequence for which the condition of compatibility is satisfied.
Using a single sequence for each OTU, evolutionary distances were calculated with the Jukes-Cantor (tree-Markov) model and phlyogenetic trees determined by the Neighbour-Joining method, with 1000 trees generated.
These were combined in silico to produce a single sequence for analysis.
Fasta files for each contig were produced using vcf-tools [ 30] and concatenated into a single sequence for each sample.
Of these, we selected a single sequence for the analysis, so that our data are effectively haplotypic.
First, the aligned sequences for the coding regions of the seven gene loci were concatenated to produce a single sequence of 8.212 Kbp for each isolate.
Recently, Savas [19] generalized c and l ∞ for a single sequence of fuzzy numbers by using the Orlicz function and also established some inclusion theorems.
Three different sequences were discovered for 4 species, two sequences - for 6 species and a single sequence - for 3 species.
In this article, we shall focus on direct and simple numerical representations which satisfy the following requirements: (a) Single sequence mapping for a nucleotide sequence; (b) Fixed value mapping for each nucleotide; and (c) Accessible to digital signal processing analysis.
For instance, whereas MLST identified only a single sequence type for a collection of MRSA isolates, WGS identified several distinct clusters [ 26].
