The phrase "after the sequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a point in time or an action that occurs following a specific series of events or items.
Example: "The results will be analyzed after the sequence of experiments has been completed."
Alternatives: "following the series of" or "subsequent to the sequence of".
For example, what number logically comes after the sequence of 1, 2, 4, 7, 11?
After the sequence of each fragment is determined, powerful computers assemble the pieces in the correct order by looking at overlapping sequences.
The location of the fusion point after the sequence of five proline residues in the linker of EGI is the most beneficial in two-phase separation.
With our scheme which adaptively adjusts CWmin regarding the channel diversity of traffic flows, the uplink and downlink throughputs are almost equal (296 kbps) again after the sequence of 13 (Γ = 99.9%).
After the sequence of light levels was generated, the levels were rounded to the nearest integer value before being transferred to the microcontroller for use in experiments.
After the sequence of each block was verified, the full sized gene was assembled using the USER method (Bitinaite et al. 2007).
After taking the sequence of pills, the woman returns two weeks later for a follow-up visit.
After equilibration the sequence of load/inject of glucose was repeated.
We performed a BLAST search on NCBI (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/) after obtaining the sequence of the PCR products.
Here comes genomics, Take 2. Pharmaceutical companies invested heavily in genetic studies in the frenzy after the sequencing of the human genome a decade ago, only to find it did not lead to the expected bonanza of new drugs.
On Friday, Jonathan Symonds, the incoming chair of Genomics England – which will help administer the new project – said the next phase of the body's work, after the sequencing of the 100,000 genomes, would focus on delivering "genomics-based diagnostics in clinical care".
