Sentence examples for different from the sequence from inspiring English sources
It should be noted that the sequence of video frames for transmission is different from the sequence of video playback.
ancestrale is different from the sequence reported by Aii et al. [ 37].
Interestingly, the identified Shine-Dalgarno sequence was slightly different from the sequence, which was found for α- l-fucosidase iso1, i.e. 5'–AAGGAGAGAA–3'.
Sequences obtained from the CNS and muscle of the common minke whale were identical (KP995688), but different from the sequence detected in skin (KP995687; amino acid p-distance, 0.4237).
Some of the mutated loci that were different from the sequence in the database derived from the Kazusa strain have been identified such as a SNP, indels, and IS mobilization.
As the draft sequence often is a starting point for experiments, time, effort and resources may go to waste if the target region in reality is different from the sequence retrieved from the database.
Surprisingly the sequence we obtained for the OsRUS3 cDNA (Additional file 3: Figure S1) was different from the sequences downloaded from the RGAP and RAP-DB databases (Fig. 2b, d and f).
The 6 amino acids before the –CCG- motif in Sjc23-LED are very different from the sequences of other TSP proteins of schistosomal parasites (also see Fig. 7).
The expression profiles obtained by Northern blot analysis were different from the sequencing data for Nb_miRC3_5p, Nb_miRC6_3p, Nb_miRC8_3pa, Nb_miRC11_5p and Nb_miRC17_5p.
The obtained 971 bp sequence aligned with the sequence of contig 19.532 found on galline chromosome 7, but the predicted sequences in the region of the first exon and intron were different from the sequences we obtained.
In several cases, the determination of a cell (lysate from certain well in a 96-well plate) yielded a sequence different from the aggregate sequence of single cells from the same sample by many homoplasmic mutations, and the sequence variation of this mtDNA type was directly read from the determined sequence.
