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A standard sequence begins with wheat and sheep farming on the drier margins and moves on to more specialized wheat production and intensive livestock enterprises, dairy farming, and market gardening.
Let be a standard sequence of mollifiers, and let (2.18).
A standard sequence used in video compression (299 frames).
Then the neuropsychological testing was done with a standard sequence of tests starting on average 1 h after blood sampling.
Hebert et al. (2004) proposed a standard sequence threshold: ten times of the mean intraspecific variation for the group.
Considering the important property of the Alltop sequence, we use it as a standard sequence for comparing with our optimization result.
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The amplified cDNAs are displayed on a standard sequencing gel as 100-500 bands per lane on the resulting autoradiograms and comparisons are drawn between the different cell populations.
This number is typically huge -- a standard sequencing run for genes produces on the order of 105 sequences -- and is critical for making high-precision, high throughput readouts of the immune system.
For a standard sequencing experiment, P is about 55%.
Thus, the probability of reading a given position in a standard sequencing experiment is theoretically 99.9997%.
For a standard sequencing experiment, about 28% of insertions are predicted to have a unique signature of two adjacent positions containing mutant reads (Figure 5C).
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