The depth of sequencing chosen for this study was based on previous experience sequencing non-normalized cDNA libraries [ 38].
For the Los Alamos database, ARV-experienced sequences had their GenBank accession number retrieved, which was used to track treatment history in the Stanford database.
All 15 statistically-significant amino acid differences between drug-naïve and experienced sequences, together with their respective p-values, can also be seen in Table 1.
Importantly, participants spent an identical amount of time experiencing sequences from all 3 training conditions.
But opportunities to experience the sequence as a cycle are comparatively infrequent.
There is a marvelous sense of intimacy to Mekas's art of simply filming experience: a sequence of his young son vying with a large ginger cat is an ephemeral yet timeless moment.
Wachner's superb Choir of Trinity Wall Street plays an important role in "The Psalms Experience," a sequence of twelve concerts (Nov. 2-11), presented by Lincoln Center's White Light Festival, which highlights the spiritual expressions of composers from the medieval era to the present day.
(And if we cannot experience that sequence, or we experience something else instead, then we can seek to redescribe, refine, or contest his interpretation for ourselves).
Specifically, how can I experience a sequence of individual notes that together are unified to produce a melody?
If you find yourself in these places, you will perhaps experience a sequence where you are stopped motionless, something like a prolonged sigh, a feeling of being alive in the exact middle of a moment that is messy and ragged and yet all of it somehow synchronized.
By contrast, bacterial genomes usually experience high sequence turnover and short TE retention times, thereby obscuring ancient TE evolutionary patterns.
