The phrase "accommodate sequence" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear without context.
It could be used in contexts related to arranging or adjusting a series of events, items, or processes to fit a particular need or requirement.
Example: "We need to accommodate the sequence of tasks to ensure everything is completed on time."
Alternatives: "adjust the order" or "modify the arrangement".
Current probabilistic software programs are designed for length-based data, and were not intended to accommodate sequence strings as the product input.
Thus, as shown in equations (5) to (7), the error term should include a scale function with arguments Z to account for scale variation among respondents, among attributes, across questions, and to accommodate sequence effects, {U}_j = {V}_j+frac{varepsilon_j}{sigma (Z },j=1, dots, J (12).
Positive selection, as determined by comparing the rate of non-synononous over synonomous mutations, is indicative of population level selection pressure at any particular residue, and also regions of the HIV genome that more readily accommodate sequence variation.
We used 65mers to accommodate sequence differences, polymorphic regions, and species-specific codon use.
The majority of introns are found at sites that are highly conserved across all tubulins (Additional Files 3, 4), suggesting intron insertion must accommodate sequence requirements of the protein, rather than visa versa.
Mismatches in the hairpin sequence are allowed to accommodate sequencing errors, as are small shifts in the position of the hairpin sequence within the read.
Our filtering criteria were designed to eliminate false alignments, but still accommodate sequencing errors, which can occur at a rate of 1% or more in short read data.
Of particular interest to clinicians is target capture NGS involving a subset of disease-relevant genes in the form of gene panels that accommodate sequencing of dozens or hundreds of genes in parallel, with a clear advantage over conventional polymerase chain reaction based Sanger sequencing approaches by achieving faster results at a fraction of the cost.
In addition, a group of cys-loop LGIC subunits that appear to be particular to insects, which was noted as D. melanogaster Group 1 [ 62], and denoted here as Insect Group 1 to accommodate sequences from other species (Fig. 5), may represent more recent members of the superfamily since only one subunit is found in Apis and three are present after the emergence of Coleoptera.
To ensure ≤8-primer degeneracy, two primers were designed to each site, one accommodating sequence variations amongst genotype 1 isolates and the other variations amongst isolates of the other genotypes.
The BIGSdb platform accommodates sequence data derived from a particular isolate ranging from a single gene through multiple genes and contigs up to and including complete genomes [ 17].
