Sentence examples for more common sequence from inspiring English sources

Equivalence groups are sets of targets sharing one or more common sequence regions from which probes may be drawn.

All isolates with an identical MLST type to the NC clinical case grouped into sequence type 11 (ST-11), and were closely related to the more common sequence type 12 (ST-12), which harbors the VGI molecular type genomic reference strain WM276.

The overall sequence similarity of such proteins is usually lower than the thresholds used for homology-based functional prediction; however, they still share one or more common sequence or structural patterns or motifs necessary to maintain their structure and function.

While single cell transcriptome sequencing is becoming more common, sequencing of individual embryos is not typically performed due to a scarcity of biological material necessary for sequencing library preparation.

They were not, however, applied on reads shorter than 200 nt, like the ones produced by currently more common sequencing platforms, such as the Illumina Genome Analyzer or HiSeq 2000, that produce millions of short reads (<100 nt) in a single run (Voelkerding et al., 2009).

The ribosomes would be forced to stack up as the first of the group reached the slowly translated section, but after the first ribosome passed through the pause, the second one would enter, slowly translating as the first ribosome more rapidly translated the more common downstream sequence, and this process would repeat for all subsequent ribosomes.

As it becomes more common, gene sequencing will help doctors treat and prevent many common diseases.

In contrast, over 65percentt of these sera reacted with peptides containing more common PND sequences.

Overall, these rankings reflect our assumption that overlapping isotigs might be more common among sequences that are incorrectly assembled.

Even longer and deeper contigs will become more common as sequencing technology continues to advance (so it is currently fruitless to recommend a particular read depth), but authors should at least provide readers with information about contig depth as well as length when reporting SNP frequencies.

The sequence of syllables for 2 passives is more common than the sequence for an active and a passive.