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Mostofsky and colleagues [17] found impaired sequence learning when testing autistic children.

The actual impact on the standard deviation will depend upon how much correlation exists between the ratings of the source sequence and the ratings of the impaired sequence.

The source and impaired sequence ratings are subtracted to compute a difference rating, but the subjects would typically not know that this will occur.

However, we could not find any study reporting the opposite pattern: impaired sequences for numbers, but sparing of letters, or impaired reading aloud/writing of Arabic digits/number words, but sparing of letters.

Theta burst stimulation of inferior parietal cortex has been found to impair sequence learning [39].

As soon as RuvA function was impaired, gene sequence could start undergoing independent neutral evolution in each lineage derived from this ancestor (table 3), thereby reinforcing functional impairment and gene neutralization.

It is possible to achieve integration without 100% sequence identity between the vector and plastid genome sequence but recombination and hence transformation efficiency is impaired when sequences are divergent [ 37, 44].

For sequencing scores, there was no significant difference between groups (F1,10 = 2.46, P = 0.15) but post hoc analysis suggests that the ZDHHC9 group is impaired in sequencing speech sounds (F1,10 = 4.62, P = 0.06) but not sequencing of nonspeech movements (F1,10 = 1.94, P = 0.19).

Although the remaining two gaps were short, secondary structure arising from long palindromes impaired Sanger sequencing.

The six patients in this study showed a general deficit relative to healthy controls, but were more impaired for sequencing human actions (e.g., a man grasping a bottle) than physical events (e.g., a bicycle falling down).

The plasmid pGLG61 contains a bacterial APH gene (aminoglucoside-3-phosphotransferase) as dominant marker whose expression is impaired, and the sequence of the HARS36 (TEL188) autonomic replicating sequence.