The phrase "achieve a sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accomplishment of a specific order or arrangement of events, tasks, or elements.
Example: "In order to complete the project successfully, we need to achieve a sequence of tasks that ensures everything is done in the right order."
Alternatives: "attain a series" or "establish a progression".
We used a convex probe to achieve a sequence of three IVC points of view at mid-hepatic long axis, mid-hepatic short axis and renal short axis.
In short, k-core decompositions are obtained by iteratively deleting low-degree nodes to achieve a sequence of k-cores (maximal subgraphs with minimal degree k, see the Methods section).
All ORFs of strain A, which could not achieve a sequence overlap of at least 50% in length and identity against the genome of strain B, were marked as present in A but absent in B. ORFs without an assigned function were excluded from supplementary table S15 a, Supplementary Material online.
Before The Glorious Heresies, it seemed to me that – for all but the most exceptional talents – making a career in writing involved achieving a sequence of objectives.
Such cognitive control might be incurred in many aspects of our CP task during the PET study, where participants achieved a sequence of gaze alternations between an addressee and a target, and expected an answer from the addressee after pointing.
Thus, we achieved a sequencing success rate of 94% for the mouse samples and 89% for the human samples.
Of 5271 clones sequenced, a total of 4436 quality ESTs were obtained (Phase I, Figure 1), achieving a sequencing success of 84% (Table 1), which is consistent with previous studies [ 14, 15].
After the user selects some desired motions from the motion database, the best paths are searched by a modified Dijkstra algorithm to achieve a new sequence.
Also, to achieve a high sequence diversity we used additional yeast species for the analysis that are more distant to S. cerevisiae.
We chose these velocities after the training sessions to achieve a long sequence of consecutive walking steps without interruption or running.
Thus, deferred cluster calling can be a valuable tool to efficiently achieve a higher sequencing depth for low-diversity sequencing libraries.
