The phrase "and that sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to a previously mentioned sequence in a discussion or explanation.
Example: "We need to analyze the data from the experiment, focusing on the results and that sequence of events that led to the conclusion."
Alternatives: "and that order" or "and that pattern".
They consider that a system is specified as a set of Statecharts and that Sequence Diagrams are used to represent "executions of interest".
In this study, ERTMS system is described by a set of State machines (that describe the behaviour of objects) and that Sequence diagrams are used to emphasize specific patterns of interactions among State machines.
The fundamental assumption underlying an annotation transfer protocol is that evolution conserves function, and that sequence similarity implies homology (i.e. a common ancestry) and can thus be used as a basis for inferring function.
And that sequence of events has quieted things a bit more.
And that sequence when he has to "Addams Family" his way out of the path of the moving train was laugh-out-loud adorable.
For example, we sequenced a hormone called erythropoietin with Amgen, and that sequence was key to their cloning the gene which led directly to the development of the first billion-dollar drug of the biotech industry.
Considering the known intra-isolate variability of RNA viruses, and that sequences were determined from different plant parts collected at different times for the MinION, Illumina and Sanger sequencing approaches, this "maximum error rate" is remarkably low as some of the identified differences likely reflect actual differences between the sequenced viral populations and not sequencing errors.
Taking into consideration the low sequence similarity to two different enzyme activities, and that sequence-based analysis only provides a presumptive compositional and functional blueprint of the gene analyzed, which in some cases may lead to erroneous assignment of substrate specificity [ 2], we assessed LipA for both lipase and carbohydrate esterase activity.
We verified that all the inserted size was approximately 60 nucleotides by electrophoresis, and that sequences were correct.
Graceful, witty and brazen, that sequence and the entire first episode are everything fans of "The Sopranos" could hope for.
Finally, they translated each protein sequence into a nucleic acid gene sequence and compared that sequence to a public database of human gene fragments, called expressed sequence tags.
