The phrase "any given sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving mathematics, computer science, or any situation where sequences are discussed, indicating that the statement applies to any specific sequence chosen.
Example: "In probability theory, the outcome of any given sequence of events can vary significantly based on initial conditions."
Alternatives: "any specific sequence" or "any particular sequence".
In nature, it recognises DNA sequences that are foreign to the bacterium, but the recognition mechanism can be modified to search for any given sequence and cut the DNA there.
In any given sequence he may rise up on his back wheels, rearing like a bronco and spinning in a tight, furious circle, a wheelchair pirouette; or tilt forward to balance on the tiny front wheels as if en pointe; or spill the chair sideways and overboard, balancing on one rim with a hand on the floor.
In the sequence of amino acids that makes up a protein, there are 20 ways to fill each "slot". They analyzed thousands of HIV strains to calculate how much amino acid variation occurs in each of the approximately 500 slots in the proteins they studied and how often any given sequence is seen.
Proof Let μ be any given sequence.
(1) Let (λ, p) ∈ Λ × P be any given sequence.
For any given sequence with, we need to prove that -.
To maintain base balance at any given sequencing cycle, indexing adapters should be designed in increments of four.
For any given sequencing experiment, RPKM is expected to be constant unless it is affected by duplication or deletion.
Such results are highly congruent with the observation that it is generally more difficult to detect smaller specimens at any given sequencing volume (Additional file 3: Figure S5).
Since the total number of genes sequenced increases with higher sequencing depth, plotting the tag counts of the highest expressed gene at any given sequencing depth effectively plots the dynamic range of the experiment.
Which machines are used to sequence the bacteria, the reagents used to prepare the DNA for sequencing, and the software used to analyze the resulting data all influence the depth of knowledge one can gain from any given sequencing experiment.
