Sentence examples for and had a sequence from inspiring English sources

The first film Ms. Booth edited herself was "The Bridge of San Luis Rey," which was released in 1929 and had a sequence that was partly sound.

One putatively truncated integrase in EhGI1 (intB2) and an integrase in HPI-ICEEh1 (intB) were present and had a sequence similarity of 95%.

From these newly isolated plasmids, only the traG gene could be amplified, and had a sequence homology to traG of pNH4 that ranged from 38 to 95% (data not shown).

For the analysis of polymorphisms between orthologs presented below, we included orthologs identified by only one method if they aligned over at least 50% of the length of the longer protein, and had a sequence identity of at least 30%.

These RNA-seq genes accounted for less than 5%% of all genes and had a sequence read count ranged from 1 to 12 that represents a common observation of the lower end read count variation, particularly with common read depths such as those used here.

A search for homologs of the six region A proteins in the UniRef50 database [ 39], which clusters proteins on the basis of a sequence identity of 50% or greater, revealed that for all six proteins the other members of their respective clusters were all from other serotype O1 strains of V. cholerae and had a sequence identity of < 99%.

Remember that when you cannot win a trick and have a sequence of honor cards you wish to advertise, play the highest of your sequence.

His film Vile Pervert begins with the troublingly indelible image of King exposing himself in a field, and has a sequence in which, dressed as Oscar Wilde, he sings "(There's Nothing Wrong With) Buggering Boys".

The two peptides consist of 20 residues each and have a sequence identity of 15%%.

The two proteins belong to the 3/3 globin fold and have a sequence identity of about 60%.

The oligopeptide, which is prepared by phage display and has a sequence of TPFDLRPSSDTR, is used as a sensing element.