Sentence examples for consequence of the sequence from inspiring English sources

Despite this stringent cut-off, false positive errors were still detected, mostly as a consequence of the sequence specific error profiles of both sequencers (Table  2, [ 21, 38, 39]).

3' termini of genes are AT-rich, suggesting that the depletion of nucleosomes seen in MNase dependent experiments are likely to be the consequence of the sequence preferences of MNase.

This cis-regulatory code is a consequence of the sequence specificity of transcription factors (TFs) and their interactions with other TFs, nucleosomes and other chromatin-associated proteins.

Nevertheless, sequence variation among genomes was mostly a consequence of the sequence variation incorporated in introns and intergenic regions, while genome size was mostly a function of intron density and to some extent the size variation of certain intergenic regions.

The sequences defining the following subtypes in the previous nomenclature were not included in the new nomenclature as a consequence of the sequence validation: P1.2a, P1.2d, P1.5b, P1.10h, P1.10i, P1.10j, P1.18b, P1.19c, P1.24, P1.29.

This value also showed a much smaller change for the two alternate reading frames (1.22 for both), suggesting that it may be a consequence of the sequence composition and not codon dependent.

Using mathematical modelling and experimental evaluation, the aim of our study was to investigate the mechanical consequences of the sequence of separation and relocation of the articular surfaces in MoM arthroplasty of the hip, and in particular the ejection pressures generated when the components relocate.

Perhaps this lower sequence identity threshold is the consequence of the lower sequence complexity of transmembrane regions.

Forterre even assumes eukaryotes are a primordial lineage, as a consequence of taking the sequence tree too literally.

Part of these unassigned haplotypes could be explained by the presence of indels (likely due to heteroplasmy) within highly repetitive regions (about 15% of individuals); as a consequence, part of the sequence was unreadable.

Primarily as a consequence of the fast sequence evolutionary rate of mouse, the pig has remained considerably more similar at the DNA sequence level to humans [ 16].