Sentence examples for a small sequence from inspiring English sources

Any scientist who wants to conduct research on such a gene — even on a small sequence of its DNA — has to pay license fees.

Nearly every moment of the fourth season of "Orange Is the New Black" — which this review discusses in full — feels refracted in a small sequence in the finale, a bubble of joy floating up through tragedy.

The boot sector is a small sequence of code stored on a diskette or hard disk that on IBM-compatible machines is exactly 512 bytes long and that orients your computer when you turn it on.

This is a well-known tendency for the first-fit method, as it uses the content sequence to fill up pages until there is a small sequence left at the end, causing the last page to be under-filled.

Both comments call attention to the inconclusive nature of i-PCR and report evidence that the authors made a fundamental error: Their PCR primer--the DNA fragment used to fish for a small sequence amid an ocean of genome--bound to other DNA sequences in addition to the target sequence, a common problem with PCR techniques.

Murugadoss however defended the poster, explaining that it was only for promotional purposes and added that the film had no such scenes, claiming that even a small sequence featuring Vijay smoking had been deleted from the film.

When reducing the size of the DNN to be much smaller (3.4 million parameters), 4.6 and 3.3 % relative reductions in WER are obtained compared to a small, sequence-trained DNN with hard aligned targets and log-mel filterbank inputs.

Peach has complete, autogamous flowers that are produced after a relatively short juvenile period (2 3 years) and a small, sequenced, diploid genome (227 Mb).

Moreover, Brachypodium has a small sequenced genome (272 Mbp), and spring and winter diploid accessions have been classified according to the capacity to flower with or without cold exposure (Vogel et al., 2010).

By compressing each section into a single picture, the original amount of sequence images will now be condensed into a smaller sequence of images with the target moving at pixel velocities (at least one pixel per frame).

Further, with increasing data set size, phred cutoffs limit erroneous sequences to a smaller sequence pool.