The phrase "agreed sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a sequence that has been mutually accepted or established by parties involved in a discussion or agreement.
Example: "The team followed the agreed sequence of tasks to ensure the project was completed on time."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted order" or "established sequence".
Thus the 950 agreeing sequencing pairs were compared to the RFMP genotyping set, giving rise to a concordance rate of 99.8% between both methods (Table 3).
So Smarr sent a stool specimen to the J. Craig Venter Institute, the genetics-research organization, where a colleague agreed to sequence his microbes — into two hundred million strings of DNA.
The Wellcome Trust's Sanger Institute has agreed to sequence exomes (protein-coding DNA) for the first 25,000 participants, hopefully by the end of 2017, van Heel says.
Ten out of the 11 discrepant calls that were investigated by Sanger sequencing further agreed with our sequence data.
Although, as agreed previously, sequencing data are not normally required, they might provide useful additional information in specific circumstances, mainly to identify and correct for clonal expansion and in some cases to determine a mechanism associated with a positive response.
Of the 59 coding-regions present within contigs of the Bruno-Barcena draft genome sequence, 55 agreed with our sequencing and the four that did not also did not agree with the Brown et al. finished genome sequence (Table 1, Additional file 1).
The deduced peptide sequence from structural gene agreed with the sequence determined by mass spectrometry.
They work with the teacher to plan the content, to agree the sequence of lessons, to deliver whole or part lessons, to set and mark homework and to design assessments.
We show that domain distances agree with sequence similarity and semantic similarity based on gene ontology annotations.
