Sentence examples for in terms of its sequence from inspiring English sources

However, the distribution of centrality scores shows that some genera are either diverse in terms of ITS sequence similarity or are in need of taxonomic revision (e.g. Candida, Cryptococcus).

We characterize each fragment in terms of its sequence conservation, structural similarity and functional descriptions.

However, the helix H1047 is well conserved in terms of its sequence and structure within Pentatomoidea (Fig.  6).

For instance, in spite of the dissimilarity between the complex 2byi (HSP90α with an inhibitor) and 1ciz, in terms of its sequence, fold and ligand chemistry, the information of the complex 2byi contributed to the prediction.

Nucleotide excision repair (NER) is highly biased in terms of its sequence context dependence in the efficiency of CPD repair (Cai et al. 2009; Holmquist and Gao 1997; Kunkel 2011; Suter et al. 2000; Tornaletti and Pfeifer 1994).

The male trill call, part of the male mating display, is much like a bird song in terms of its ordered sequence of broadband frequency modulated syllables, ranging between 13 to 35 kHz in pitch and lasting 0.3 to 0.9 seconds, repeating up to 1.5 times per minute.

We chose one BAC clone (Mj024A04) for detailed analysis in terms of its entire sequence and redundancy in the shrimp genome and found numerous copies of DNA segments that contain the Mj024A04-sequence.

Thus, unlike bona fide CRC gene APC, MCC is disrupted in human tumors but intact in mouse tumors in terms of its exon sequences.

In terms of its structure and sequence, both peptides have the LBD sequence that accounts almost totally for enfuvirtide membrane binding.

The unique nature of PPAD in terms of its different amino acid sequence, cofactor requirement, and domain organization compared with human PADs, along with its location on the bacterial cell surface [ 4], would make this enzyme a potential target in the treatment of RA provided that its possible involvement in disease etiology or pathology is substantiated in future studies.

Among the 16 DNA dinucleotides, the CpG dinucleotide is unique in terms of its frequency in genomic sequences.