Sentence examples for manageable sequence from inspiring English sources

With high-throughput sequencing technologies, genotype inference in polyploid organisms is manageable; sequence reads are mapped to a reference genome, and the relative quantities of alleles at an SNP can be inferred from sequence coverages.

The content was selected carefully, divided up into manageable units, and sequenced based on students' needs, objectives, wants, and proficiency level.

Hits with bit scores ≥200 were added to the contig and this cutoff value generated a manageable collection of sequences.

It converts output from the GenBank "Blast 2 Sequences" online alignment software (www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov) to a manageable database of identified sequence variants.

We applied cophylogenetic analysis to these 49 pairs of elements (Fig. S5) and then reduced the dataset to a more manageable subtree of 29 sequences that were selected because they form a large single clade in the larger tree (Fig. 3A).

For this reason, we focused on a manageable subset of reference sequences focused on ties to type material.

Patients receiving Gem d1, 8 and Dox d2 experienced unacceptable toxicity, whereas patients on other sequences had manageable safety profiles.

The search phase as described in Figure 1 divides the input sequences into manageable chunks, and each chunk is processed in parallel.

However, we also introduced a concept of verified sequences to allow for small and manageable subset of taxonomically important sequences to be included in RTL.

Also, at the time, we did not have the domain recognition algorithm FIEFDom to break larger query sequences into more manageable chunks.

Systematic variant prioritization reduced the initially high number of identified variants (∼1,200 per patient) by 99.7% to a number that is manageable to validate by Sanger sequencing (approximately four variants per patient).