Sentence examples for discriminated by sequence from inspiring English sources

Shah et al. [ 20] showed that many EC (Enzyme Commission) classes could not be perfectly discriminated by sequence similarity at any threshold.

In a comprehensive evaluation of sequence alignment methods against 15,208 enzymes labeled with an International Enzyme Commission EC class index, it has been found that approximately 60% of the EC classes containing two or more enzymes could not be perfectly discriminated by sequence similarity at any threshold (Shah and Hunter, 1997).

We also discriminate several common carp genes and gene isoforms that were not discriminated by BLAST sequence alignment alone.

Condensation and Heterocyclization domains may be discriminated by the sequence motif they exhibit at their active site.

Plasmids carrying either the wt or the mutant exon 13 variant were discriminated by direct sequencing.

Also, of 70 ascomycetous OTUs that were discriminated by their DNA sequences, 21 were identified as belonging to the Teratosphaeriaceae.

It would correspond to SERPINA3-3, SERPINand/ornd/or SERPINA3-6 transcripts, which could not be discriminated by this portion of sequence.

The first sequence is present in all tested tissues and would correspond to SERPINA3-1 and/or SERPINA3-2 transcripts, which could not be discriminated by this portion of sequence.

Recently, multigene sequence-based typing has been suggested as the new standard method for identifying Mycobacterium species that are not well discriminated by 16S rRNA gene sequences alone [ 8, 28– 30].

As expected, tag sequence data from different biological samples were properly discriminated by the 4-bp index sequences.

Although these genotypes can be discriminated by outer membrane protein gene (ompA) sequencing or multi-locus sequence typing (MLST), neither protocol affords the high-resolution genotyping required for local epidemiology and accurate contact-tracing.