Sentence examples for appreciable sequence from inspiring English sources

Alphavirus E1 shares no appreciable sequence identity to Flavivirus E protein.

This added to the credibility of the analysis by showing that the approach finds actual associations in that the duplicated regions possibly share appreciable sequence similarity.

There was appreciable sequence diversity within KoRV, with 233 sites in the KoRV genome showing small insertions/deletions or single nucleotide polymorphisms.

Intergenic sequences of 55 64 bp in length were found in each species but they do not show appreciable sequence similarity with each other.

However, in order to achieve appreciable sequence evolution on a laboratory time scale, we used a mutation rate that sometimes produced multiple mutations in a generation.

The lack of appreciable sequence information hampers the design and evaluation of sensitive research and diagnostic RT-PCR assays, since these tests are reliant on oligomer homology to the target sequence.

She criticised Linguswamy's script as the film's "biggest minus", adding that the film "starts out so very promisingly", describing the first half was "racy, peppy and enthusiastic, only to fizzle out with no appreciable sequences in the second half".

We note that RECQL5 chromatin immuno-precipitation (ChIP) and ChIP-seq analysis was also attempted, but that sites of RECQL5 occupancy could not be reproducibly detected, possibly because RECQL5 is lowly expressed and represents a "moving target" without appreciable DNA sequence preference.

8a Herein we first show that vibrational ion activation, either before or after electron detachment, has no appreciable effect on sequence coverage in EDD of 22 nt RNA, whereas increased negative-ion net charge affords 80%% sequence coverage for highly modified transfer RNA coding for valine (tRNAVal, 76 nt) in a single spectrum.

Of course, this is an extreme regime that is of interest in rare applications since most RNA families also exhibit an appreciable level of sequence conservation.

The performance of a set of libraries in identifying splice junctions depends on the read lengths, base quality, total number of reads, the fraction of the total number of transcripts expressed at appreciable levels, and sequence alignment parameters.