Sentence examples for heterogeneous sequences from inspiring English sources
An approach to solve similarity problems could be the transformation of these heterogeneous sequences into uncertain temporal relations, obtaining a temporal constraint network.
Furthermore, temporal similarity measures cannot directly apply the efficient time series techniques, requiring new approaches to deal with these heterogeneous sequences.
These proteins also have the flexibility to bind heterogeneous sequences, such as the so-called TAATGARAT motif [22].
Genome sequence projects often therefore give rise to heterogeneous sequences.
Results of this test were used to identify and exclude from the alignment compositionally heterogeneous sequences.
Retrotransposons are heterogeneous sequences, widespread in eukaryotic genomes, which refer to the so-called mobile DNA.
None of the predicted SVs were found by IMR/DENOM because of the heterogeneity of the sample, highlighting the advantage of using SHEAR on heterogeneous sequencing samples.> -wrap-foot> Left and right breakpoint locations on the reference sequence are given for each predicted structural variation, as well as the estimated levels of heterogeneity.
We compare our results with IMR/DENOM [ 11] to demonstrate the advantages of our approach, namely, improved computational efficiency, better support for tandem duplications, and the ability to handle personal genome assembly in the presence of heterogeneous sequencing samples as well as to estimate the level of that heterogeneity.
How such heterogeneous sequence composition relates to function and could give rise to a transport mechanism is still unclear.
This might result from methodological bias in detecting SNPs from a very high coverage and heterogeneous sequence data.
Comparison of insert positions and sequence conservation within the C-terminal linker region demonstrated that mutants harbouring inserts at positions of overall conservation showed loss of transport activity, whereas insertion into heterogeneous sequence parts was, in general, compatible with autotransport activity (Fig. 5B).
