Sentence examples for nature of the sequence from inspiring English sources

Notably, the oligonucleotide compositions of the SRI-generated sequences are very close to those of the natural sequences, with only small fluctuations due to the inherently random nature of the sequence generation process [see Additional file 1].

Due to the detailed and potentially identifiable nature of the sequence information generated in UK10K, it was decided from the outset that the data would only be made available to third party researchers under the terms of a managed access policy.

Due to the protein coding nature of the sequence, the alignment has been unambiguous.

The ability of extracts to produce eccDNA from non-self DNA excludes all the sequence-specific enzymes and indicates that the process is guided by the repetitive nature of the sequence rather then by sequence recognition.

The fosB minigene was modified by site-directed mutagenesis in such a manner that the PTB binding site within the 3' end of I4 was eliminated, but the pyrimidine-rich nature of the sequence was maintained (Fig. 4A, ISS/T6).

A total of 30 samples were excluded from the analysis due to failure of PCR in the pol region (n = 18), or a polymorphic nature of the sequence (n = 12), and drug-resistance could therefore not be determined.

Thus, different mutational behavior between LTR and NRR sequences could be ascribed directly to the different nature of the sequences (i.e., LTR-RT vs. intergenic).

This is partly due to the depth of burial of archaeological material and the rather more fragmentary nature of the sequences present.

Constraints on the nature of the sequences are added later (1949f, section 30) that are aimed to formalize aspects of randomness.

One problem in the analysis of metagenomic data is the fragmented nature of the sequences.

Due to the nature of the sequencing method, these sequences are distributed randomly across the entire genome.