Sentence examples for much better sequence from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, a detailed comparison with the corresponding region of the single chitinase gene from T. kodakarensis clearly indicates that the deletion of an adenine residue at position 1006 allows a much better sequence alignment between P. furiosus and T. kodakarensis within this region.

Another important observation regarding the performance was that individual input cis-elements worked much better than sequence motifs, which presumably increase the chance of obtaining significant but irrelevant alignments of DNA sequences, which are the cornerstone of this approach.

The mean length reference data (30,987 unigenes) in our study was 841 bp and the N50 was 933 bp, which was much better than sequence quality of EST database (10,200 unigenes with average size 627 bp) [4].

Villafaña looked much better during a sequence midway through the second half, sending a sweet pass to Adu in the penalty area.

However the optimization has not been pushed towards a global minimum, since our designed sequences perform much better than the native sequence.

Comparisons between the WGS project and BAC-based sequencing project in humans have found that while the WGS provides more accurate gene coverage more quickly, the BAC-based sequencing has much better coverage of repetitive sequences, especially highly conserved repeats and in the long run is more accurate in both order and orientation of genes [ 44- 47].

It is much better to add sequences from independent loci from the same population since all loci share the same demographic history.

The status of cassava genome information is much better after the sequencing, yet the real complete genome annotation is still on the way.

From Figure 2, it is observed that the SER performance of the Zadoff-Chu-based optimal training sequences is same as that of the orthogonal optimal training sequences and much better that of the random training sequences and the orthogonal training sequences.

A much better solution is a sequence of several courses, even if the total number of credit hours is the same.

This outline still seems acceptable to me, but now, we understand much better the earlier archaeological sequence towards rice domestication in China.