Sentence examples for important sequence differences from inspiring English sources

Sequencing multiple strains of environmental Francisella may also reveal important sequence differences between environmental species and F. tularensis.

In the musculoskeletal drug group non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs were the most commonly prescribed, with important sequence differences between countries but little off label use except in Italy, where the number one and two drugs (ibuprofen and morniflumate) were off label.

However, it would be interesting to determine the structures of more distant members, notably pilins from archaea (Szabó et al., 2007) which display important sequence differences (Fig.  3) or the very short pilins from the Flp sub-family (Kachlany et al., 2001).

Therefore it is important to catalog all the sequence differences between any two organisms so that these can be a basis for designing experiments linking phenotype to genotype.

These C-terminal sequence differences may be important for the interaction of the RecA proteins with other cellular proteins, or may be important for the intrinsic activities of the RecA proteins.

These sequence differences may have important effects on the phenotypes [ 16- 18].

These sequence differences may have important effects on several biological pathways and phenotypes.

In order to attribute phenotype to a genotype it is important to know that all relevant sequence differences were detected.

This same variation is also thought to be the only sequence difference in important tuning sites across the species P. reticulata, P. parae, P. picta, and P. bifurca where as the later three have, until now, been thought to be fixed for either LWS-1 (180 Ala) or (180 Ser) [ 30].

In considering this idea, it is important to keep in mind that classification accuracy is determined both by within-sequence variability and by between-sequences differences.

Nonculture 16S ribosomal RNA gene sequencing suggests important racial differences and pregnancy specific changes in the vaginal microbial communities.