Sentence examples for close to the sequence from inspiring English sources
Since the four boxers dominated the sport, filling the void between Ali's decline and Mike Tyson's rise, bigger fights have happened, but nothing has come even close to the sequence of fights between them.
For this purpose, we need n points –one for the center of each amino acid of the peptide- that is close to the sequence of residues on the binding surface.
A very common practice is to attempt to find one or more sequences in existing literature or databases that are reasonably close to the sequence in question.
When aggregating, we ignore the positions in the window that are outside of the chain for the residues close to the sequence terminus, i.e. we sum only the values for the positions in the chain and this sum is dived by the total number of these positions.
As shown in Figure 2, an interesting phenomenon was detected in the site underlined and marked by a five-pointed star, indicating that it was isoleucine rather than leucine close to the sequence TSTTHKTL, which was highly conserved in all known SHMT proteins [ 5, 14, 24].
Sequences of the NAs of seven of the viruses isolated between November 2007 and May 2008 showed that, whereas those of the sensitive viruses were close to the sequence of A/Brisbane/59/2007, the NAs of the oseltamivir-resistant viruses possessed the substitution of histidine by tyrosine at residue 275 (H275Y), well known to confer a high level resistance to oseltamivir.
These sequences were closest to the sequence of the genotype D7 reference strain and the contemporary genotype D7 strains available from GenBank.
Sequence data is available for only three small fragments of 2176 bp, 1001 bp, and 132 bp which are closer to the sequence in Repeat II than that in Repeat I in GRCh37.
The scFvs in bold were of particular interest for this study After the isolation and the sequencing of the scFvs, a computational analysis using IMGT/V-QUEST tool was performed to retrieve the human germline sequences closer to the sequence of the 24 selected scFvs.
Frequently, the age of a TE family is calculated as the average distance between copies and a consensus sequence (supposedly close to the ancestral sequence).
