Sentence examples for made to sequence from inspiring English sources

The device can be made to sequence its embedded sounds – digital blips and bleeps of the Donkey Kong sort – as if it were a synthesizer.

When Kennewick Man was first made available to researchers in 2005, several attempts were made to sequence his DNA, without success.

Since the genome sequence of an organism opens up new vistas to improve its performance, multiple efforts were simultaneously made to sequence indica and japonica subspecies of rice (Oryza sativa) genomes culminating in the availability of a map-based sequence of the genome from rice (International Rice Genome Sequencing Project 2005; reviewed in Vij et al. 2006).

Alternatively, attempts have been made to sequence all microbial DNA of different individuals [8], now providing extensive gene catalogues of the human GI tract microbiome [9].

After 2009, an effort was made to sequence no more than 10 specimens per species; so spiders were identified morphologically to the species level, when possible, before barcoding.

However, in order to determine the probability of the occurrence of recombinant viruses, an effort should be made to sequence the whole genome of these strains.

We have thus named the responses to these epitopes "vestigial" CTL epitopes, as the responses are made to sequences that appear to be no longer present.

Syntenic comparisons of the genes flanking the smelt AFP were made to sequenced fish genomes.

Multiple, independently generated sequences for both genomic and cDNA sequences were made to verify sequence accuracy, before any edited changes were inferred.

Minor alterations were made to the sequence and structuring of the questions to improve clarity and reduce ambiguity and repetition.

In today's age of genomic discovery, no attempt has been made to comprehensively sequence a gymnosperm genome.