The phrase "an easy sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a series of events, steps, or actions that are simple to follow or understand.
Example: "The instructions provided an easy sequence for assembling the furniture, making the process quick and straightforward."
Alternatives: "a simple series" or "a straightforward order".
The gene fragments were sequenced by an easy read sequencing service using ABI BigDye Terminator 3.1 chemistry on a capillary automatic sequencing device (3730xl ABI 96; Applied Biosystems/Applera, Darmstadt, Germany).
The system furthermore enables easy sequence retrieval for functional genomic and Quantitative-PCR experiments.
The creators of the stage version of "Millie" aren't really trying to summon or satirize the wild and crazy salad days of Prohibition, though they have included a speak-easy sequence.
Rice is also expected to serve as a genetic model for other crops like wheat and corn, which have much larger genomes that defy easy sequencing.
These PCR products were cloned into pGEM-T Easy, sequenced and subcloned as EcoRI/ BamHI fragments into pRK lacZ290.
ESPript (Easy Sequencing in PostScript) (http://www.ipbs.fr/ESPript) [ 69] was used for rendering the result which facilitates the rapid visualisation of sequence alignment via PostScript output.
Forty-eight normal adults (24 females and 24 males) counted backward by ones or by twos while typing an easy or difficult sequence of letters with either hand.
One possible solution to relieve the manageability is to group found patterns together by using an easy derivable consensus sequence of each pattern.
In addition, genetic heterogeneity is known among patients with CML and it is unclear whether the chromosomal translocation breakpoint influences disease progression because there has not been an easy method to sequence such breakpoints [ 13].
Combining emulsion PCR-generated 1 kb amplicons and SMRT DNA sequencing permitted greater depth of coverage for T-SMS and facilitated easier sequence assembly.
