The phrase "adjustment sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a series of changes or modifications are made in a specific order, such as in technical, scientific, or procedural discussions.
Example: "The adjustment sequence for calibrating the equipment must be followed precisely to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "modification order" or "change sequence".
Normalization was performed using GC-RMA software for background adjustment using sequence information [ 83] downloaded from [ 84].
The algorithm computes gene expression summary values for Affymetrix data in three steps: a background adjustment using sequence information, quantile normalization, and finally expression value summarization.
Based on our institutional experience, the lack of T1-weighted tissue contrast at high fields is not correctible by simple adjustment of sequence parameters, and clinicians may increasingly depend upon the gadolinium-infused MRI contrast to widen the T1 contrast scale.
Structural adjustment policy sequencing in sub-Saharan Africa (N.J. Spooner and L.D. Smith, 1991).
Furthermore, their applications depend on manual selection of many parameters and fine adjustments of sequence data.
Moreover, the observed lower sensitivity of the SNV detection in samples with higher CN may reflect capture-probe saturation and indicates the need for adjustment of sequencing depth and CN.
This enrichment was not observed in oligo-based arrays suggesting that these signatures could be potentially attributed to host infiltrating immune cells whose genes could cross-hybridize to the less stringent cDNA array probes; this could occur in spite of the intensity filter adjustment for sequences with high mouse to human similarity.
This indicates that adjustments of sequencing protocols are desirable in order to prevent overrepresentation of these microbes in the data at the expense of AT-rich B. fulgida.
Our analysis indicates that adjustments of sequencing protocols are desirable in order to prevent underrepresentation of B. fulgida in the data.
