Sentence examples for measured sequences from inspiring English sources

Phylogenetic information was obtained by comparing the measured sequences to the sequences deposited in the GenBank DNA database by using the BLAST algorithm [48].

(II) Experimental thermodynamic parameters and error limits for newly measured sequences.

The coefficient of correlation for all measured sequences was at least 0.99.

Rarefaction analysis showed that the OTUs of 36 samples gradually increased with the increase of the number of measured sequences.

When using the model to predict dominant height development, T1 is replaced by index age, H1 by site index, and T2 by the wanted projection age. Figure 7 shows that the model follows fairly well the measured sequences of dominant height in different plots.

Given the six subsequences generated from any one of the 11 measured sequences, we registered the first cardiac cycle in subsequence A to subsequence B (an operation we denote by A→B, see also Fig. 3(d)), and similarly, the first cardiac cycle in subsequences C, E, and C to subsequences F, D, and E, respectively (i.e. C→F, E→D, and C→E, see Figs. 3 e), 3(f), and 3(g), respectively).

Surrogate datasets were created by randomly shuffling the ISIs of the measured sequence.

We measured sequencing error in the newly available low-coverage (∼2×) genome by comparing them with corresponding "comparative-grade" sequences from the ENCODE project [23], [24] (Table 1).

We measured sequence variation in terms of, the average of p(1 − p) within a window.

Third, we measured sequence divergence within duplicate gene groups, using a homology-based clustering coefficient, which increases inversely to sequence divergence.

Here, we measured sequence conservation for each amino acid site by calculating a normalized evolutionary rate from a global multiple species alignment in UCSC genome browser [ 21].