Sentence examples for much greater sequence from inspiring English sources

The remaining, mostly-Eurasian Elymus sequences form a very weak (28% BS) group with much greater sequence diversity.

B. pumilus SodA is highly conserved with respect to the homologs of B. subtilis and B. licheniformis, but there is much greater sequence diversity in SodF and YojM (Table 3).

The dmbrca2 sequence of D. melanogaster also shows a potentially similar pattern (Figure 5), but conclusions are more difficult because of much greater sequence divergence and possible multiple evolutionary changes in sequence per amino acid.

The Tp2 alleles in parasites isolated from cattle that shared grazing with buffalo at a single farm in the Rift Valley of Kenya showed much greater sequence diversity than those from cattle where buffalo were not present, although these were derived from geographically distant sites.

Their venoms show much greater sequence divergence than venom gland cellular (tissue) components.

Other regions have revealed much greater sequence differences as is apparent in Idd6.AM (35).

A much greater sequencing depth was needed for establishing a database of Chinese healthy microbiota.

In contrast, the HMGS gene was abundant in our transcriptomes, probably because of the much greater sequencing depth achieved in our study.

In relation to the two other RNA-seq studies in E. coli, there is a much greater sequencing depth relative to one study [ 17] and a comparable sequencing depth to the other study [ 16].

The sequencing of 20 30 bp tags provides much greater sequencing depth and also decreases the complexity of the differential expression analysis compared to analyses based on random 75 150 bp RNA-seq reads [ 45].

This value of 0.23 is lower than the minimum of 1 FPKM cited as being required for convincing expression in RNA-seq studies of this type (Mortazavi et al. 2008) and is likely due to the much greater sequencing depth within this data set.