Sentence examples for condensed sequence from inspiring English sources

The Sinemurian Stage was named for exposures at Semur (the ancient Roman town of Sinemurum) in northeastern France, where a condensed sequence of limestones contains fossils of ammonites that lived during this time interval.

Three transparent layers thinner than 1 m appeared below the uppermost transparent layer around the depocenter (Figure 7a) and grew thinner toward the basin margin; these likely formed a condensed sequence with thicknesses smaller than the acoustic resolution of about 15 cm (Figure 7b).

Moreover, ViennaNGS provides software components for identification and characterization of splice junctions from RNA-seq data, parsing and condensing sequence motif data, automated construction of Assembly and Track Hubs for the UCSC genome browser, as well as wrapper routines for a set of commonly used NGS command line tools.

Highly condensed repetitive sequences have been found around the centromeres in rice [ 23] and the biased amplification efficiency during NGS or the increased probability of mapping errors often occur within or around such regions [ 24].

The sequences were then assembled using the Cap3 Assembler downloaded from http://www.cs.iastate.edu/∼xqhuang/[37] to reduce redundancy and increase read reliability by condensing overlapping sequence and associated quality scores.

Some analyses require condensing multiple sequence variants output by Trinity down to a single, predominant transcript.

The located oligonucleotides were then aligned using the ClustalW multiple sequence alignment algorithm [19] in Jalview [20], trimmed, and condensed into respective sequence logos with Weblogo [21].

Onuaku's and Harangody's days could best be condensed into a sequence early in the second half, when Harangody flipped up an air-ball jumper from 15 feet.

Using the same progression analysis technique and examination sequence, condensed test grids detected progression on average of 6 visits (41 months) earlier than conventional 6° × 6° grid.

For the GG genome, the WGS data could be used to predict general copy numbers of the repeat sequences in each cluster and the location of repeat-sequence condensed regions.

By compressing each section into a single picture, the original amount of sequence images will now be condensed into a smaller sequence of images with the target moving at pixel velocities (at least one pixel per frame).