The phrase "across sequence" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing patterns or relationships in sequences, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The data showed a significant variation across sequence, indicating a need for further analysis."
Alternatives: "throughout the sequence" or "along the sequence".
(b) Distribution of polymorphisms across sequence classes.
Since selection from a random library yields an unprecedented, and sometimes comprehensive, view of how a particular biochemical function is distributed across sequence space, selection experiments also provide data for creating and analyzing molecular fitness landscapes, which directly map function (phenotypes) to sequence information (genotypes).
We analyzed ERPs time-locked to the onset of the critical panels across sequence types, and averaged within each sequence type across a 1500-ms epoch, relative to a 500-ms prestimulus baseline.
First, we characterized, for proteins with a given structure, how their functions were distributed across sequence space.
The method was based on the negative binomial distribution, and uses conditional weighted likelihood to moderate the level of overdispersion across sequence tags.
Patients were similar in age and BMI across sequence groups.
Netflix already knows the areas that people didn't enjoy but users are likely to come across sequences that could have been avoided.
No clear differences are observed across sequences within each treatment in consumption and savings.
In Figure 8, the resulting PSNR exhibits considerable PSNR fluctuations within each sequence and especially across sequences.
Besides, this reduction in the standard deviation across sequences seems to be systematic for all available variables.
Normal stages also involve assumptions about the causal connections between different processes across sequences of stages (Minelli 2003: ch. 4).
