Sentence examples for completion of a sequence from inspiring English sources

Two classes of application are apparent: (1) those that use the Cr(CO 3 group as an auxiliary which may eventually be removed upon completion of a sequence of reactions; and (2) those that aim at designing novel molecules incorporating a Cr(CO 3 moiety and possessing specific stereochemical properties.

After the completion of a sequencing run, raw image files were processed by Illumina Real-Time Analysis (RTA) for image analysis and base calling.

Since the publication of a draft sequence of the human genome in 2001 [1, 2] and the completion of a full sequence through the Human Genome Project in 2003 [3], the sequencing of the human genome has become a major biological and clinical research field.

There is often a delay between completion of a genome sequence and its publication, mainly because of the lengthy process of annotation.

Posts by Judson include "Resurrection Science" (25 November 2008), about the completion of a draft sequence of the woolly mammoth's genome; "All Hail the Apple Maggot" (18 November 2008), about speciation in Rhagoletis pomonella; and "Cancer of the Devil" (14 October 2008), about a cancer transmitted by a virus that threatens to drive Tasmanian Devils to extinction, some believe within 25 years.

The completion of a draft sequence of the chicken genome [1] represented a landmark in avian genomics and has opened new possibilities to understand gene function and its relationship to physiology.

With the completion of a draft sequence of the rhesus macaque genome [1], the ability to identify genetic polymorphisms throughout the entire genome will vastly improve the utility of rhesus macaques for investigating the heritable components of complex diseases.

After completion of a single sequence (five presses), the central fixation-cross changed color.

In these cases, when several spiking sources discharge simultaneously next to the completion of a k-sequence, it could happen to collect sequences containing more than the predefined k spikes.

Genetic localization of such gene islands can serve both as an experimentally valuable (if sparse) scaffold and a solid foundation for completion of a reference genome sequence.

Despite the vast knowledge gathered so far, the utilization of the wheat genome to its full extent requires the completion of a reference genome sequence.