Sentence examples for by evidence of sequence from inspiring English sources

The results of this analysis are supported by evidence of sequence conservation and overlap between predicted sites and known functional elements.

It was possible to group lncRNA loci by their estimated evolutionary age (as inferred by evidence of homologous sequences and transcription across different evolutionary lineages) to determine the relationship between conservation and age.

The ClustalW alignment of all strains (except E. albertii) (see Additional File 3, Figure S2) was analyzed for evidence of sequence acquired by recombination using GENECONV [ 26] with command-line parameter gscale = 1.

In addition, some specific active sites were strongly conserved among plants as supported by sequence alignment and by evidence of negative selection evaluated as difference between non-synonymous and synonymous mutations.

The importance of proper sampling precautions is underscored by the evidence of contaminating sequences in four out of eight teeth that were taken from the ancient subjects after standard manipulation of the skeletal material by archaeologists and anthropologists.

Therefore a longer alignment recovered by BLAST is indeed evidence of greater sequence similarity.

In the physical map of this region [ 20], the fingerprint contigs were always completely separated by haplotype, which is evidence of strong sequence divergence between both chromosomal homologs.

These mirtrons were localised at the acceptor splice sites within TPRG1L and DDX5 genes respectively and were expressed in all three small RNA libraries as evidenced by presence of sequence tags (Figure 1B, Supplemental Figure S4a).

Direct sequencing yielded an unambiguous sequence without evidence of mixed sequences in 7 specimens.

Thus, we did not find evidence of coding sequence divergence driven by differential localization.

In five cases (bta-mir-30b, bta-mir-193a, bta-mir-345, bta-mir-365, bta-mir-423) we discovered that miRNA* are more abundant than corresponding miRNA as evidenced by higher counts of sequence reads originating from miRNA* arms of the microRNA precursor sequences (Supplemental Table S1).