The phrase "affects the sequencing of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how one element influences the order or arrangement of another element, often in contexts like biology, programming, or project management.
Example: "The introduction of a new variable affects the sequencing of the data processing tasks."
Alternatives: "influences the order of" or "modifies the arrangement of".
As shown in Table 1 the greatest increase in the rate of formation and decay of the TBP-TATA complex was observed for variant -35g (24-fold and 14-fold, respectively), which affects the sequence of the TATA-box and replaces its most conserved base "A" with "G" [ 122].
Of note is also the independent emergence of a tyrosine at position 363 in the fish PKR lineage and in XtPKR2 and OaPKR because it affects the sequence of the LFIQMEF motif that has been identified as important for eIF2α kinase activity [ 45].
He pointed out some steel bundles, dangling from a crane, and explained how the speeded-up schedule for the memorial affected the sequencing of PATH service, which affected the building of the "1 box"—the pod that encases the tracks of the No. 1 train, which runs directly through the site which, in turn, affected the building of Larry Silverstein's Three World Trade Center.
He pointed out some steel bundles, dangling from a crane, and explained how the speeded-up schedule for the memorial affected the sequencing of PATH service, which affected the building of the "1 box" — the pod that encases the tracks of the No. 1 train, which runs directly through the site — which, in turn, affected the building of Larry Silverstein's Three World Trade Center.
Thus, these "stem mutants" contain mutations on both the mature miRNA strands and the miR* strand, affecting the sequences of both pre- and mature miRNA species.
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.
