Sentence examples for more in depth sequence from inspiring English sources

Genome information of lower angiosperms and gymnosperms could facilitate a more in depth sequence analysis, but these sequence data were not available at the time of this study.

Whether this is representative of other Dipteran genera requires more in-depth sequencing of other genera.

More in-depth EST sequencing of more plants should clarify the existence and possible roles of specific alternative splicings.

A more in-depth comparative analysis with newly sequenced Clavibacter genomes will allow generating more knowledge about underlying biology of these bacteria and enabling the selection of group-specific regions that will serve as targets for development of reliable identification primers for novel control strategies.

Further, it provides a very clear way of linking these two pieces of information so that the data summaries can be subsequently conjoined back to the original sequences for more in-depth analyses with potentially confidential data.

The transcripts located in the vicinity of equine genes may represent regulatory regions of the genes and more in-depth analysis and annotation of the recently sequenced equine genome may lead to a reassessment of the boundaries of many currently annotated genes [ 63].

The results presented here are complementary: by focusing on a single commonly used assembler while varying sequencing depth and average read length, we gain a more in-depth assessment of quality metrics and their response to choice of sequencing technique.

To obtain a more in-depth view, Scher et al. then 'shotgun' sequenced the full faecal microbiomes of a subset of the recent-onset rheumatoid arthritis patients and healthy controls.

A recent study using chloroplast sequence data and morphology has provided a more in-depth analysis of the genetic and morphological patterns of Metrosideros across the Hawaiian Islands [16].

It might be worth noting that sequencing coyotes directly could provide a more in-depth view of genomic regions under selection.

With the availability of next generation sequencing, it is now possible to perform a more in-depth analysis of candidate genes.