Sentence examples for evident sequence from inspiring English sources

However, two of the new phages described here – Angelica and CrimD –have evident sequence similarity to TM4 (Fig. 1, Fig. 2B).

The most evident sequence divergence is located at the N-terminus of ERK1 where a sequence of about 39 residues has not been associated previously to any specific function.

The enzymatic activity of the other four domains is questionable, due to their evident sequence divergence.

Sequence alignments in the NTRs and CTRs revealed evident sequence conservation for most proteins in each clade.

There is no evident sequence similarity among HK97, Epsilon 15 and Phi 29 (Jiang et al., 2008; Morais et al., 2005).

Although in many cases aberrant IC1 methylation has not been associated with any evident sequence change, several microdeletions within IC1 were described in BWS and Wilms' tumour cases (10– 10).

We show that ExprAlign identifies subtle differences in expression properties which may not be evident from sequence similarity, particularly if the sequence data is limited to the 800 bp provided by a typical single pass read or if clones fail to generate sequence in automated procedures.

This was more evident in Sequence I and resulted in clear instructions for the reviewers involved in Sequence II to be more humble and to have realistic expectations on achievable measures of actions within the prevailing healthcare system.

Since vertical signal dominates in this data set, there is no evidence that LGT has destroyed the organismal signature that should be evident in sequence phylogenies.

None of the species showed the presence of multiple copies as evident from sequence data (GenBank accession numbers HM347877 to HM347940).

Polymorphism of multiplicated Y-linked genes became more evident by sequence analysis of the SRY in other exposed males showing several known and novel mutations.