Sentence examples for by the highest sequence from inspiring English sources
Regulatory sequences beneath Foxa1 peak regions called by MACS were selected according to the limits defined by the highest sequence conservation among multiple vertebrate species from the UCSC genome browser (http://genome.ucsc.edu/).ucsc.edu/
If yes, the senders triggers the fast retransmission algorithm of TCP NewReno and retransmit the corresponding packet by storing the highest sequence number in the variable 'Recover' and then enters the fast recovery algorithm.
Another assembling problem is posed by the high sequence similarities among closely related species.
Amplification of specific HIV genome regions is complicated by the high sequence diversity of the HIV genome.
The quality of the modeled structure was ensured by the high sequence identity between AAH and TibC (68%).
All of these unigenes were highly homologous to MXMT, as shown by the high sequence similarity between 7-NMT and MXMT.
The phylogenetic analysis of the complete hydrogenase of N. ovalis is hampered by the high sequence conservation and the modular organisation of the bacterial and eukaryotic [FeFe] hydrogenases [ 15, 19].
As predicted by the high sequence abundance of PpPer2 in the sugar-fed cDNA library the expression of this transcript is highest in unfed sand flies and seems to be down-regulated by the ingestion of a blood meal.
For hybrid KIR genes, precise definition of the limits between the regions derived from particular KIR can be restricted by the high sequence similarity of these genes and the limited number of genomic (intron) sequences presently available.
Thus, the assembly of their transcriptomes is not only complicated by their size (almost double the size of the transcriptome of a diploid organism) but also by the high sequence identity between homeologous copies.
Interestingly, the two chromosome fragments where Bx.FT-2a and Bx.FT-2b are located are within IDBs that appear to represent the most recent duplication event, as indicated by the high sequence identity observed between the orthologues.
