Sentence examples for marked sequences from inspiring English sources

To edit the show, all the marked sequences are digitized and transferred to computer hard drives, then edited on Sony's digital editing system.

The new 3D alignment for a training course consists of measured individual elements from existing tracks combined with newly marked sequences of elements (generalized spline function).

Using these check boxes, the user may mark some of the sequences and design one general primer set targeting any of the marked sequences (using the tool PriFi [ 18]).

However, we detected marked sequence divergence (maximum  =  5.98%) among the 20 specimens, and this variation fell into three groups separated by more than 2.98% versus a maximum within-group divergence of 0.96% (Fig. 3).

Consequently, the junction Alu elements exhibit marked sequence divergence when compared with internal Alus [ 40].

Particularly, extensive deletions in exon 2 and intron 2 and altered protein structure (4nAT and 2nF1) (Supplementary Figure S9) indicate marked sequence change as a consequence of hybridization.

The Aphidiinae was not represented in our study because the species of this group display marked sequence length variation in the sequenced 28S gene fragment, which considerably affects the length of the unambiguously aligned positions in the matrix.

These findings are highly unlikely to represent amplicon contamination since marked sequence diversity was observed, and since only a single tick from each pool was positive in each reaction.

Comparative analyses of the complete genomes of L. major, L. infantum and L. braziliensis causing distinct human diseases revealed marked sequence conservation and synteny (e.g. more than 99% of genes between the three genomes were syntenic and conservation within coding sequences was 82 94%) [ 20].

As discussed in Algorithm 2, BID dispatches the requests from the earliest marked staging queue and follows the marking sequence.

Vector clip uses the vector-primer data to identify and mark sequencing vector at both ends of the sequence.