The phrase "affect the sequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how one element can influence the order or arrangement of another element in a process or system.
Example: "The new regulations may affect the sequence of operations in the manufacturing process."
Alternatives: "influence the order of" or "change the arrangement of".
However, heating rate as an important processing parameter does not affect the sequence of these reactions.
For example, a genetic code based on quadruplets could be artificially designed so that a single substitution of a single nucleotide in nearly any position of the template would not affect the sequence of the encoded protein.
In addition to influencing the pathway organization, transposition and recombination of IS6100 elements can affect the sequence of Lin enzymes.
The authors concluded that "taste receptors seem to be able to partially affect the sequence of events during swallowing".
Importantly, PV and none of the described human mutations affect the sequence of the TRα2 isoform that is also expressed from the THRA locus but which cannot bind T3 and has no known physiological function.
In another study by Rose et al [ 8], it was found that the application of semirigid orthotic ankle support did not affect the sequence of four knee muscles during dynamic single limb balance in subjects with overpronation of the foot.
One important question that arises is to what extent the observed co-evolution is due to direct compensatory changes in the corresponding proteins (co-adaptation) or to indirect factors that affect the sequences of both families in a similar magnitude.
"First, changing histones can change the activity of a gene without affecting the sequence of the DNA".
Recently, it has been proved that another factor affecting the sequence of metals is the reactants concentration [18].
One non-synonymous change affected the sequence of the APN1 AAEL012778 previously shown to bind Cry11Aa [ 46].
Out of the 31 APNs detected in Ae. aegypti larvae, 12 contained differential SNPs, and non-synonymous differential changes affected the sequence of 8 of them (Table 2).
