Sentence examples for most sequences and from inspiring English sources

Comparing to the SSIM-ER [19], our proposed scheme has better performance of most sequences and obtains an average gain of 0.0068.

This is not true for most sequences and therefore may lead to systematic errors.

As listed in Table  7, all ADH7 enzymes show Thr48, involved in the stereospecificity for secondary alcohols; a small residue such as Cys at position 93 (Pro in chicken), indicative of high Km values for ethanol and correct positioning of steroid substrates [ 14]; Phe140 and Leu141 (in most sequences); and similar coenzyme-binding residues.

We find in this work, most sequence and expression patterns of Z chromosome that we observed across different bird species can be explained by its male-biased transmission, including its higher mutation rate, but not a higher adaptive evolution rate.

Alignments were relatively unambiguous after being trimmed for quality and maximum coverage (i.e. ambiguous end regions were removed, and most sequences began and ended at the same point).

On the basis of syntenic alignments, we established the orthology of most sequences analyzed and we concluded that all of the syntenic regions shared a common ancestor.

To most sequences, the location and time information was only defined to country and year level.

Generally, for most sequences with low and smooth motion, the majority of motion vectors estimated by MCTI are close to the true motion.

The main caveat of viral metagenomics is that most sequences are unique and thus have no matches in databases [13].

In the all-taxa dataset, 16S sequences were mainly taken from previous work [ 24], whereas most sequences of cob and cox1 were newly determined.

The number of sequences in the datasets ranges between 4 and 16, and most sequences are shorter than 1000 residues in length.