The phrase "assessments of sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or analyzing a particular order or arrangement of elements, such as in education, research, or data analysis.
Example: "The assessments of sequence in the study revealed significant patterns in the participants' responses."
Alternatives: "evaluations of order" or "analyses of arrangement".
Initial assessments of sequencing efficacy were made by calculating the maximum sustained Phred [ 78, 79] quality value in five successive windows of 20 bps each.
The ITS2 region was subsequently assessed using three different approaches: 1) rudimentary assessment of sequence variation was obtained by RFLP analysis; 2) intragenomic copy variants present were observed by heteroduplex analysis; and 3) DNA sequence variation was detailed through cloning and sequencing of the ITS2.
The development of fluorescent DNA binding dyes with improved saturation properties has allowed a more precise assessment of sequence variation based on the analysis of DNA melting curves.
Because physical map data provides invaluable independent assessment of sequence assemblies, both within BACs and for longer-range ordering of contigs, we generated an independent Brachypodium physical map and integrated it with genome sequence assemblies.
Quantitative assessment of sequence conservation was performed using phastCons with background (non-constrained) rates calculated from each locus alignment separately using phyloFit (HKY85+Gap substitution model), both from the PHASTCONS package [44] (version v0.9.9.6b).
Thirty-five groups (70%) recommended assessment of sequence generation and 21 groups (42%) recommended assessment of intention-to-treat analysis.
The advantage of single nucleotide resolution provided by iCLIP method enabled the assessment of sequence specificity for SAFB1 binding.
CASAVA (Consensus Assessment of Sequence and Variation) then mapped qseq data for all lanes against the twenty soybean chromosomes.
