Sentence examples for most sequence analyses from inspiring English sources

Ideally, a reduced set would work for most sequence analyses.

In addition, the fact that many HLA genes have close paralogues increases the chance that a read will map to two or more genomic regions, leading it to be discarded from most sequencing analyses pipelines, and thus decreasing the amount of usable information for genotype calling (Treangen and Salzberg 2012).

To retain the highest transcript diversity, the most thorough sequence analyses were conducted using filter 15 settings.

Discriminating orthologs from paralogs is a necessary step in most multispecies sequence analyses, but doing so accurately is impeded by the occurrence of gene conversion events.

CL performed most of the sequence analyses, and generated the figures.

J SB participated in the conception of this study, performed most of the sequence analyses, generated the tables and figures and drafted the manuscript.

Most sequences were analysed to genus level.

KW conceived, coordinated and participated in the design of most studies, performed assorted sequence analyses and drafted the manuscript.

Most importantly, glycosyl hydrolase sequence analyses revealed an apparent three-way collaboration between host and protist plus prokaryotic symbionts in cellulase production, a two-way collaboration between protist plus prokaryotic symbionts for hemicellulase production, and a two-way collaboration between host plus prokaryotic symbionts in chitinase and α carbohydrolase production.

Microscopic and ITS rRNA gene sequence analyses revealed that most of the fungi belonged to the phylum Ascomycota and Basidiomycota with a very small percentage (3%) of the subphylum Mucoromycotina of the Phylum Zygomycota.

Since our detailed sequence analyses revealed that most NLRs and Apaf-1 share the same domain architecture and many secondary structure features, the availability of structural and mechanistic data for Apaf-1 provides the opportunity to link conserved sequence features of NLRs to functional aspects of NLR signaling.