Sentence examples for and amount of sequences from inspiring English sources

A progress bar appears to display the running job status and amount of sequences scanned.

The glaring discrepancy between the amount of inferred evolutionary time (Figure 1A) and amount of sequence evolution (Figure 1B) leading to the 1977 outbreak provides evidence supporting this conclusion.

Table  1 summarizes the sequencing strategies used and amount of sequence obtained, which totaled around 800 million sequence RNA-Seq 'reads' and more than 75 billion bases.

Among the first decisions when starting, a genome sequencing project is the choice of sequencing platform, the type and amount of sequence data to generate.

The current analysis is clearly limited by the relatively small size of the clones and amount of sequence data available but provides a proof of principle for expanded analysis as further Aye-Aye genome sequence becomes available.

To concentrate on the effect of demography and minimize the influence of other possible factors on the pattern and amount of sequence-level variability, two phylogenetically closely related species with similar distributions, ecological requirements and mating systems have been selected.

Furthermore, our cattle samples were likely to be more inbred than the human samples used by Suk et al. The number of libraries and amount of sequence obtained by either method can be adapted to the particular objectives of the experiment.

This method can eliminate the influence of expression levels due to differences in the lengths and amounts of sequences.

The Human reference genome build 37 was used to analyze the type and amount of unaligned sequences using BWA-SW.

For each species we show the number of the sequences analysed, the number of the microsatellites identified, the total of the SSR-containing sequences and the amount of sequences containing more than one SSR.

Blast2go lists all gene ontology terms found in biological processes and molecular functions found in each dataset and associates the amount of sequences with each term.