The phrase "aspects of the sequences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different features, elements, or characteristics of a series of events, items, or data points.
Example: "In our analysis, we will explore the various aspects of the sequences to understand their underlying patterns."
Alternatives: "features of the sequences" or "elements of the sequences".
However, some aspects of the sequence divergence patterns observed in the tree might also be attributed to concerted evolution via interparalog gene conversion which homogenizes the sequences of different members of a gene family within a genome.
k-mer spectrum approaches can measure sequencing error, characterize heterozygosity, strain variation or mixtures of organisms [ 37] within a sample in an annotation-independent, scalable way, and therefore, are applicable to a several sequencing applications, including the interpretation of metagenomic data sets and diagnosing technical aspects of the sequencing procedure.
Two key aspects of the sequence and structural characteristics for MITEs have been well documented [ 11, 16, 21]: i) TIRs are integral portions of the transposon and usually complementarily identical in newly transposed copies; ii) MITEs tend to insert into AT-rich regions where a pair of TSD may be generated.
To understand aspects of the promoter sequences of each species, we estimated base composition of the promoter sequences.
That would help explain the amount of detail about the past that the narrator finds himself able to recall after eating the madeleine, which Troscianko cites as another unrealistic aspect of the sequence.
Assembly programs would tend to amalgamate alleles into a single consensus sequence, thereby obscuring an important aspect of the sequence data.
The sheer volume of this data combined with the inherently random aspect of the sequencing process conspire to introduce uncertainties in the output of the experiments.
While addressing one aspect of the sequencing debate, such upfront use clearly then raises a whole raft of new questions about management on development of CRPC.
Genotyping by sequencing revolutionized genetic mapping, the restriction-site associated DNA sequencing (RADseq) allowed rapid discovery of thousands of SNPs markers, and a crucial aspect of the sequence based mapping strategy is the reference sequences used for marker identification.
