Sentence examples for even though the sequence from inspiring English sources

It is as if two coins, flipped simultaneously again and again on opposite sides of the globe, always came out both heads or both tails -- even though the sequence was unsurprisingly random.

The cryptographic problem is that the combining operation used to determine successive states in the sequence is linear and hence easily invertible, even though the sequence can be 2n − 1 bits in length before repeating.

Even though the sequence is not from an infectious virus, the hypermutated sequences can still be used for molecular subtyping.

On the other hand the probability is very high in Daphnia (Crustacea) and Apis (Hymenoptera), even though the sequence is quite diverged.

Interestingly, the rGH-ABC did not drive T3-dependent reporter activity in cell culture, even though the sequence contains a DR+4 element.

Organisms from the same genus would collapse under one representative even though the sequence similarity warrants that they both be represented.

Even though the sequences are limited to moderate values of i, there would not be enough data to estimate reliably all of the conditional probabilities.

Even though the sequences retrieved from CR and BB affiliate with WS/DGAT from γ-Proteobacteria, none of them were related to HCB.

High-throughput SNP genotyping and estimation of recombination points based on resequencing of recombinant inbred lines were recently utilized, even though the sequencing coverage was insufficient (Huang et al. 2009; Xie et al. 2010).

Even though the sequences of PORs are highly conserved, the mature POR isoforms play somewhat distinct roles during development due to their dissimilar expression patterns (Franck et al. 2000; Frick et al. 2003; Masuda et al. 2003; Paddock et al. 2010; Paddock et al. 2012).

He notes that the judge's decision directly attacks part of the subtle legal reasoning behind such patents the notion that intellectual property attaches only to "isolated" DNA sequence, which is a human invention, and not to the DNA in genes that's considered a product of nature (even though the sequences are identical).