Sentence examples for more detailed sequencing from inspiring English sources

It also wants to perform more detailed sequencing on the tumor biopsies from testicular cancer patients with CNVs.

This may indicate that the genetic component in migraine is due to rare variants; capturing these will require more detailed sequencing in order to be discovered.

Physical aggregation of candidate genes hinders the identification of the specific genes involved in resistance but more detailed sequencing of this entire region, as well as functional analyses on these nine genes, could help to go further in identifying the gene(s) and the mutation(s) involved in Bti resistance.

However, this is subject to uncertainties of SRY copy number in each species and variation in qPCR primer binding sites; full confirmation of the copy numbers will require a more detailed sequencing approach to detect all variants of HSFY in each species.

All tooth roots yielded haplogroup results, and five provided more detailed sequence results.

A more detailed sequence of historic milestones can be found at UNISDR History (UNISDR, n.d.b).

On-demand hints provide students with a progressively more detailed sequence of hints upon each hint request.

Communication view: a more detailed sequence diagram of each use cases is presented to show the temporal interaction of the actors with the ITS subsystems and the message flow of functional components of the different ITS subsystems.

For this reason, more detailed sequence analyses focused on just the conserved core of these proteins.

Similar conclusions resulted after a more detailed sequence analysis based on five genome segments (Seg-2, -7, -8, -9 and -10) of BTV-4 isolates from different Mediterranean countries [31].

Because the strength of our conclusions with respect to correlations between the abundances of S. aureus and other nares-associated species (particularly S. epidermidis) is dependent on the accuracy of the rDNA sequence-based microbe identification, we sought to corroborate the results of S. aureus and S. epidermidis classifications through more detailed sequence analysis.