The phrase "accurately sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of arranging items, events, or data in a precise order.
Example: "In order to analyze the data effectively, we need to accurately sequence the results from the experiment."
Alternatives: "correctly arrange" or "properly order".
Much of the CAT's value for market surveillance relies on its ability to accurately sequence events that may have occurred within milliseconds of each other.
From the perspective of potential plant disease diagnostic applications of MinION sequencing, these degrees of sequencing accuracy demonstrate that the MinION approach can be used to both reliably detect and accurately sequence nearly full-length positive-sense single-strand polyadenylated RNA plant virus genomes.
Such DNA poses two problems: The repeats can spontaneously multiply or shrink in the cell, and it's almost impossible to accurately sequence them.
The goal is to show that it is possible to accurately sequence human genomes inexpensively, with the hope that collecting such data will eventually become routine in the clinic.
As expected, the array could not accurately sequence diverse regions of the variable genes, such as the pspA gene; however, the conserved portion of diverse genes could be used to design primers, thereby decreasing the sequencing effort to some degree.
The existing DNA sequencing capacity that is now available with the different next generation sequencing technologies [2] more than suffices to accurately sequence any DNA sample at any desired sequence depth.
To identify the candidate primer sequences for the PCR amplification of prokaryotic 16S rRNA genes, such genes from genome-sequenced strains were used as references because they have been accurately sequenced, are full-length genes, have well-defined taxonomic information.
All perfectly matching 8 nt fragments that were within 20 nucleotides of at least one other perfectly matching 8 nt long fragment on either the query or reference sequences were flagged as being accurately mapped and each of the nucleotides within these fragments was identified as being accurately sequenced (i.e. all eight nucleotides were denoted as "matches").
On the other hand, for the aim of finding out if specific gene mutations exist in EGFR-expressed cells, not accurately sequencing the whole genome of every cell, our design is a practical alternative to expensive deep sequencing of single cells.
CONCLUSIONS: Although, the S. cerevisiae genome is rightly considered as one of the most accurately sequenced and annotated eukaryotic genomes, we have shown that it still benefits substantially from comparison to the completed sequence and syntenic gene map of A. gossypii, an evolutionarily related fungus.
Compared with previous one-time PCR amplification [33] in which only one domain could be examined from lysates retrieved from one cell, the combination of MDA and PCR provided the capability of accurately sequencing different domains from the same cell lysate.
