But this is a matter of sequencing, if a ceasefire entails, as it must, a commitment to leave.
As a matter of fact, the NGS sequence data will certainly provide a fundamental source of information for the study of atypical transcripts originated by trans- and circular splicing events, a topic which is currently under investigation (Stadler, personal communication).
Most biologists now conduct sequence searches as a matter of course.
As a matter of fact we have come across primer sequences that gave optimal amplification at 1.5 mM but no amplification at all at 1 nor at 2 mM MgCl2 (21).
As a matter of fact, data from the whole genome sequencing of several eukaryotes strongly suggests that, far from being circumstantial, the activity of transposable elements plays an extremely important role in the plasticity and regulation of host gene functions [ 71].
The equilibrium character distributions of these models are almost always estimated using nucleotide frequencies observed in a sequence alignment, primarily as a matter of historical convention.
"As a matter of fact, we will be adding four Flat Sequencing Sorting machines at this location in 2009".
"We're going to have genome sequencing of isolates as a matter of course".
Nurse said that, in principle, scientific information should be made available as widely as possible as a matter of course, a practice common in biological research where gene sequences are routinely published in public databases.
Therefore, the patents at issues directed to 'isolated DNA' containing sequences found in nature are unsustainable as a matter of law and are deemed unpatentable subject matter".
As a matter of fact, it is presently unknown to what extent the sleep-associated consolidation process specifically strengthens the temporal structure underlying a sequence.
