The phrase "a sole sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a single, unique series or order of events, items, or elements.
Example: "In this experiment, we will analyze a sole sequence of reactions to determine the final product."
Alternatives: "a single sequence" or "one sequence".
Each digested genome DNA is ligated with unique, short DNA sequences (barcodes adaptors) to make different plant DNAs be assembled and sequence determined together in a sole sequencing lane.
Subclade B (green) contains the annotated human and rodent Dscam-like sequences, a second sequence from both frog and dog, and the sole sequence from tetraodon.
GenBank: EAA54716 from M. grisea is the sole sequence in which cysteine and tryptophan are present, although in a very low percentage.
Our sole sequence of D. podophylla was derived from Li & Lu [ 19].
The proteins with "*" were concatenated into one sole sequence before submission to WDAC.
These two sequences cluster with strong bootstrap support, as expected, with the sole sequence from An. albimanus.
This means that the analyzed motif is not the sole sequence stretch on the protein which is responsible for the modification.
The sole sequence common to both datasets was L3ni 18 (accession number EG374523), which matched EST D.viviparus_42_A11 in the present dataset, being a homologue of the C. elegans hypothetical protein C05D11.10 (mitochondrial/chloroplast ribosomal S17-like protein [code KOG3447]).
Accordingly, the presence of the sole sequence of 900 bp was assessed in the contigs derived from the de novo assembly of the short reads from the genome sequence of the O111 H21 strain 226 from Northern Ireland.
Compared to sole sequence data, mobile elements such as Short Interspersed Elements (SINEs) and Long Interspersed Elements (LINEs) exhibit advantages which make them ideal markers for phylogenetic reconstructions (for review see [ 24- 30]).
