Sentence examples for found sequences from inspiring English sources

The artist, who was the first winner of the Whitney Museum's Bucksbaum Award, is at his best in tiny, brief, digitally manipulated videos that strip down or isolate found sequences from film or television -- most effectively, basketball games -- to reveal both darker societal truths and unexpected resonances with traditional art.

After that, it generates rules from the found sequences and (f).

The adjacent β strands of the found sequences were chosen as the peptide inhibitors of α-synuclein aggregation.

They found sequences that match buckthorn, acorns, sunflower, ocotillo, and a kind of nightshade, probably wild tobacco.

And using DNA analysis, Poinar also found sequences that match sheep--which came as a surprise since no sheep bones had been found in Hinds Cave.

With the rapid increase in the number of newly found sequences entering into data banks, it is highly desirable to develop an automated method for simulating the gene regulating function.

This screening of 16S rRNA sequences from A. m. capensis and A. m. scutellata found sequences related to Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium which previously had been identified from other honeybee subspecies, as well as sequences related to Bartonella, Gluconacetobacter, Simonsiella/Neisseria, and Serratia, which have not been identified previously from honeybees.

He found sequences where Madonna does not sing the song, but her voice is heard, as most interesting since it pointed out the rapid evolution of the music video medium and Madonna's own work, which had moved beyond a simple capture of a live performance, as was the case for the music video of her first single, "Everybody" (1982); by 1989, such videos were already a distant memory.

In three samples (A, L, O) we found sequences with a viral assignment to the Virgaviridae family.

Within these 501 sequences we found sequences with high similarity to 16 Phytophthora CRNs, 17 RXLRs, and 1 CBEL.

When we searched other non-seed plant EST databases, however, we found sequences identifiable as Lhca4 even if only in Selaginella moellendorffii and Marchantia polymorpha.