Sentence examples for declining sequence from inspiring English sources

It is followed by the buildings in the hot summer and cold winter climate region, the severe cold climate region, the cold climate region, and the hot summer and warm winter climate region in the declining sequence of energy saving.

An important feature of time series is the changes of growing or declining sequence rate.

This hypothesis is consistent with the observation of declining sequence conservation toward the center of the cps locus, because this region has likely been affected by a greater number of recombination events than the outer cps locus regions throughout the evolutionary history of K. pneumoniae.

For some but only some types of goods, improving sequences of outcomes are preferred to declining sequences.

However, despite declining sequencing costs, the analytic costs (monetary and time) will still be larger for WGS experiments in the foreseeable future.

Given the power of genomics and declining sequencing costs, biology is an emerging "Big Data" discipline that will soon enter the exabyte data range when all subdisciplines are combined.

TCR transcripts from rare T cells will become more accessible in future because continually declining sequencing costs will allow deeper and deeper transcriptome sampling by RNA-seq.

Our simulations revealed that power declined with sequence divergence more quickly than accuracy of the posterior ω estimation.

The proportion of unique sequences identified in the entire yeast LMW library gradually declined as sequencing progressed, but remained above 30% of all sequences read within the final 96-well cell culture plate.

Moreover, with the rapidly declining cost of sequencing, it would also be possible to increase the coverage and the number of birds for sequencing in future studies.

On the one hand, the rapidly declining cost of sequencing human genomes has enabled an explosion of information about polygenic complex diseases as reported in ever larger GWA studies.