Sentence examples for frozen sequence from inspiring English sources

We used a frozen sequence of standard and deviant tones in pseudorandom order and counterbalanced with respect to the number of standard tones preceding each deviant.

The melting sequence of titanite-anorthite mixtures is exactly the opposite of the freezing sequence (i.e., melting of any anorthite-titanite mixture begins at the eutectic).

It is also possible that could lead to a population size that is large enough to cause extreme purifying selection, essentially freezing ribosomal sequences.

Similarly, it is quite trivial to find influenza sequences "frozen" in time.

For sequencing, frozen library aliquots were scraped and placed into 1 ml ice cold 1 × PBS.

With this strategy, confirmatory sequence in frozen samples could be performed over 97% of the time.

The analysis of post-mortem damage in the Iceman's mitochondrial sequences produced by a mixed sequencing procedure based on PCR amplification and 454 sequencing contributes to the knowledge of nucleotide misincorporation patterns in ancient DNA sequences from frozen, freeze-dried and permafrost remains.

The results of mutation screening by HRM technology in both experiments, initial and repeat, as well as the validation with sequencing for frozen samples are displayed in Table 2. HRM experiments were repeated on all the samples with evidence of a putative mutation on the HRM curve, and also in a subset of negative samples.

Composition of the UCE and miRNA seed sequences is frozen and represents the composition of the ancestoral genome, at the time where the fixation occurred.

For each cloning, eight colonies containing the tick DNA insert were grown overnight in LB medium supplemented with 10% glycerol and ampicillin (Teknova, Hollister, CA), frozen, and sent for sequencing to the HTGU.

The significance of the photograph was that it froze a rapid sequence of Occident's motions in mid-trot, not only settling the debate about whether or not horses feet ever all left the ground at once (they do), but exposing a world that had until that time been as hidden as atomic particles: the world behind the veil of speed.