Sentence examples for more sequence discontinuities from inspiring English sources

Most of these, however, display one or more sequence discontinuities known as stutters or stammers.

The genome substitution in Brujita can therefore be accounted for by two separate recombination events, one at each of the sequence discontinuities.

For instance, sequence discontinuity in the green palm domain was caused by insertion of the yellow fingers domain.

Due to the fact that some cDNAs may contain more than one EcoRI sites and that EcoRI fragments were used to construct the normalized cDNA library, the final number of unique clusters could be overestimated when fragments generated from the same cDNA failed to form one cluster due to sequence discontinuity.

In contrast to both manual and automated domain definitions, SCOP rarely introduced sequence discontinuity in its classification of the first four structure classes (fig 2b SCOP).

It is designed to perform more accurately at discontinuities, avoiding the evaluation of any extrapolation technique.

Therefore, in addition to weak signals and black swans, Futures Research should pay more attention to discontinuities.

MAM-exposed rats exhibited more discontinuities in CA1 (p<0.001), CA2 (p<0.001), and CA3 (p<0.05) (Figures 3A and B).

This suggests that sequence coverage discontinuities may be useable as predictors of genomic termini in phage genomes.

The identified new architecture suggests that both in-sequence and out-of-sequence tectonometamorphic discontinuities are important components that formed the duplexing structure of the GHC in the central and eastern Himalaya, thus calling for more sophisticated numerical simulation than the current models such as the channel flow and critical taper.

It wasn't necessarily that I felt it was rude; it was more the discontinuity it led to in conversation.