Sentence examples for matched sequences of from inspiring English sources
The pan-WNV sequences matched sequences of DENV (one or more serotypes) with representations ranging from low (3%) to high (100%); similar observations were made for pan-DENV sequences matching WNV sequences (4 to 100%).
The remaining probe sets matched sequences of plant origin.
Three protospacers for HMP spacers matched sequences of uncultured organisms, clones LM0ABA27ZF12FM1 and VC1A546TR, both isolated from human gut samples.
Of the remaining 18, 15 matched proteins of known function and three matched sequences of unknown function in other species.
Some matched sequences of already known nematode globins from GenBank, while others lacked parts of the A-or H-helix reducing the total number of different NEMBASE EST clusters to 85 (Table 1).
A small number of NGS reads (Min 5 and Max 95 in different primer sets and DNA sources) matched sequences of 16 OTUs that were not originally in our assembled Sanger library (Additional file 1: Table S1).
They were then tested in probe trials with either a novel sequence of the same male, or a matched sequence of a different male.
The replay stimulation was designed to externally generate a perception that would closely mimic rivalry, thus resulting in a matched sequence of motor responses in the two conditions (see for example, Fig. 1d).
In the presence of ssDNA sequence of Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) containing completely matched sequence of both probe and capture ssDNA, a bioconjugate is formed and can be separated by an external magnet.
As opposed to many previous BR studies that used instantaneous replay very different from actual rivalry20, this stimulation was designed to produce a perception that closely mimics rivalry, resulting in a matched sequence of motor responses in the two conditions (see for example, Fig. 1d).
A control group who passively listened to a matched sequence of frequency altered/s/- stimuli did not show such a perceptual adaptation effect, indicating that the perceptual changes were linked to the auditory-motor adaptation.
