Sentence examples for at a given sequence from inspiring English sources

Third, and perhaps most importantly, evolutionary paths of this kind are often extremely winding in their nature and have the potential to undergo multiple mutations at a given sequence position within a single walk; the potential of these winding paths to mislead phylogenetic reconstruction is briefly considered.

To validate the relative enrichment of proteins or specific histone modifications at a given sequence a ratio between the relative quantities of IP and TI was established.

Although some of these mechanisms have been shown to affect the pausing probability at a given sequence, the process by which the enzyme pauses in a sequence-dependent manner remains an area of active research.

Overall, while there was a trend towards a higher proportion of transversions at a given sequence divergence in numt and interspecific comparisons, in contrast to heteroplasmic sequence comparisons, the amount of variability in the data obscures any potential signal (Figs. 1 and 2).

The evolution of an organism with novel codon:anticodon interactions and aminoacyl-tRNA synthetase specificities may produce proteins whose sequences and compositions differ from those generated by an organism with the 'Universal' code, but still will not produce proteins that have multiple, different amino acids at a given sequence position.

Second, and more importantly, by avoiding the figure-ground reversal used in the original Ambiscript notation, it becomes possible for each of the compounded characters to be colored differently based on the chances of finding the corresponding nucleotide at a given sequence position.

Our key hypothesis was that the greater frequency at which a given sequence occurs, the more likely it represents a real sequence.

The "hits-normalized-abundance" (HNA) values were calculated by dividing the normalized abundance (in RP5M) for each small RNA hit, where a hit is defined as simply the number of loci at which a given sequence perfectly matches the genome.

Micro-architectures have become extremely complex, and they usually do a very good job at executing fast a given sequence of instructions.

In this task, the examiner presented the subject with four cubes and pointed at them in a given sequence.

Based on the criterion that at least 50% of a given sequence matches another BES with at least 90% identity, 52% of the nucleotides in the tomato BESs displayed matches with at least one other tomato BES and 19% displayed matches with at least five other BESs.