Sentence examples for applicability to the sequence from inspiring English sources

Previous studies in zebrafish [27], [28] and chick [29], [30] have provided insight into normal vascular development, but have limited applicability to the sequence of vascular remodeling events in the mammalian embryo primarily due to differences in anatomy and the increased use of plexus bed intermediates in mammals compared to zebrafish.

Despite a high accuracy of these methods within the "safe zone" of sequence similarity, their applicability to the "twilight zone" is more complicated due to ambiguous and equivocal relationships among protein sequence, structure, and function [ 12].

To test the combination algorithm's applicability to the diversity of sampling noises, the constant part of daily variation is subtracted from the measurement sequence for comparison.

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Chan Koon-chasgiven given us a great reason to reconsider the concept and its applicability to the China of today.

But the court has not questioned its applicability to the federal government.

Finally, correctness and applicability to the patient are important.

Critical innovations reported early in the method development [ 5– 10] dramatically increased the applicability to sequence and size DNA.

The advantages of SHEAP are: (i) its applicability to massively long sequences (i.e., whole genome sequences of human or mouse), (ii) its applicability to sequences that contain many global repetitive structures, and (iii) its ability to complete the analysis within a reasonable time frame.

Although these tools were successful for small numbers of nucleotide or protein sequences, a question was raised regarding their applicability to whole-genome sequencing and comparison.

This paper presents the first systematic chronostratigraphic study of the river terraces of the Exe catchment in South West England and a new conceptual model for terrace formation in unglaciated basins with applicability to terrace staircase sequences elsewhere.