Sentence examples for because of the sequencing from inspiring English sources

Scientists can allow themselves to hope that 15 years will make a difference in large part because of the sequencing of the human genome, whose effective completion was announced yesterday, and the advances in technology that have accompanied it.

Because of the sequencing protocol used, the published sequence of strain SS14 [27] contained the same sequence error in position 157003 157004.

The authors chose to employ GSNAP over other programs because of the sequencing platform used and the advantages of using GSNAP to map RNA-Seq reads.

Hits that matched along the entire length of either the trout or sockeye tag (trout and sockeye tags were shorter than the Chinook tags because of the sequencing chemistry used in those studies) and contained no more than two mismatches were retained.

There are different explanations for the detection rate: (1) the bacteria are really absent in the samples; (2) the abundance levels of bacteria are lower and not to be detected at the current sequencing and rarefication depth; (3) the abundance levels are similar and it is a random effect because of the sequencing or rarefication procedure.

Although filtering based on inheritance pattern seems to be straight-forward, distinguishing true variation from artefacts and false negatives while retaining sensitivity is a challenging task because of the sequencing error rate and the interdependency of sequencing quality for multiple samples.

But even without a verdict, some of the jury's decisions were clear because of the sequence of the first four questions.

Despite that, the movie was not well received by critics, perhaps because of the sequence where Chris sleeps with a blue six-armed seductress and then strangles her husband, a 30-foot-tall housewares salesman, with the aid of a half-man, half-shark named Chocki.

Because of the sequence dependence of the melting properties of DNA fragments, sequence variations are detected.

Because of the sequence variation and possible somatic hypermutation of the IGHV gene, sensitivity of the PCR-based assay to detect clonal IGHV gene rearrangement largely depends on the sequences and numbers of primer sets.

A pseudo-reference sequence was created for the subsequent data analysis because of the sequence variations between japonica and indica (i.e. reference genome versus our parental indica genotypes, respectively).