Sentence examples for any particular sequence from inspiring English sources

Any particular sequence of predominant clay mineralogy found in a soil is known collectively as the set of Jackson-Sherman weathering stages.

Inventories of Frankish churches in the 9th century reveal a variety of colours used for vestments, but without any particular sequence for their use.

Buckle folds in deformed sand-shale sequences typically have wavelengths around one order of magnitude larger than the layer thickness, so that scales of folding in any particular sequence will form a hierarchy (Ramberg 1964; Hudleston 1973).

The phospho-peptide sequences from each of the three categories (pSer, pThr and pTyr) were analyzed for the presence or enrichment of any particular sequence motifs [43].

Unfortunately, in a PCR approach one cannot be certain that any particular sequence is not a contaminant; however, our removal of contaminant-like sequences was more conservative than applied in any previous similar study.

Thus, any phages can have access to all of the sequences in the global pool, but the frequency of this access depends on the number of barriers (e.g. host range) between the phage and any particular sequence and, therefore, how many individual steps of genetic exchange are required to bring them together.

Based on results from NCBI BLASTn searches, the other sequence showed similarity to rRNA sequences of various protists and bacteria, but exhibited poor matches to any particular sequences in GenBank.

The longest putative ORF from any particular sequences were selected.

Although it is known that CLAVATA3 (CLV3) acts as 12- and/or 13-amino acid (AA) secreted peptides to regulate the number of stem cells in shoot apical meristems (SAMs), how functional CLV3 peptides are generated and if any particular sequences are required for the processing remain largely unknown.

We thus designed our study without any bias towards a particular sequence feature.

Clearly, any inference of selective constraint in a particular sequence category is only relative to a presumed neutral reference.