The phrase "and make a sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when instructing someone to create a series or order of items, events, or actions.
Example: "Please gather the data points and make a sequence to analyze the trends over time."
Alternatives: "and create a series" or "and form a sequence."
"I wanted to think theatrically and make a dramatic sequence of spaces for the orchids, and let the orchids become the stars and chorus of the event".
In cattle, the time between animals becoming infectious and showing clinical signs appears to be short [20], [21] so that good surveillance and efficient culling will make a sequence of multiple undetected IPs highly unlikely (in sheep signs are less obvious [22] but infectivity is also lower).
Given an MOPS on the unit circle, orthogonal with respect to a linear functional, to find necessary and sufficient conditions in order to make a sequence of monic polynomials defined by.
Programmable nucleases including zinc-finger nucleases, transcription activator-like effector nucleases, and RNA-guided engineered nucleases recognize a specific target sequence and make a double-strand break at that site, which can result in gene disruption, gene insertion, gene correction, or chromosomal rearrangements.
He ought to be aware that even dyed-in-the-wool Keynesians such as your correspondent know there is a time and a place for deficits, and the Great Recession and its aftermath made a sequence of deficits necessary.
"At every stage they took the path of least resistance, and the consequence was they made a sequence of decisions that effectively gave away all of the downstream commercial potential," Anderson said.
Like all type IIs enzymes, BsaI binds to an asymmetric DNA sequence and makes a staggered, double-stranded cut in the DNA outside the recognition sequence.
