Sentence examples for on different sequences from inspiring English sources

Differences in genome signature between different organisms can be attributed to differences in context-dependent mutation rates generated by the replication-repair system and differences in efficiency of the replication machinery on different sequences.

Therefore, we present in Table 4 the hit rate of the best mode for different values of the quotient q on different sequences and different QP values.

The diagnosis of re-tears was based on the global evaluation of many parameters, such as tendon thickness, retraction, intensity on different sequences, and insertion site.

The four V-plots are nearly identical, with a sharp vertex over the middle of the 16 aligned centromeres indicating protection of ∼125 bp (last paragraph of the Results section entitled "Oppositely oriented hemisomes are present on different sequences…" and new Figure 6 figure supplement 3).

This is addressed by the MNase-seq V-plots (last paragraph of the Results section entitled "Oppositely oriented hemisomes are present on different sequences…" and new Figure 6 figure supplements 3-4), which show full occupancy of the entire functional centromere, including CDEI and CDEIII, respectively the binding sites for Cbf1 and Cbf3.

The algorithm has no explicit dependencies on any one region and should perform well on different sequence types.

If the 5' and 3' ends of a single known transposable element are found on different sequence contigs and both are flanked by the same TSD, one can assume that the two ends belong to the same element.

Moreover, integration of ChIP and EST data allows linking of 'orphan' H3K4me3 peaks to gene models on different genomic scaffolds in cases where promoter and coding regions were placed on different sequence contigs during genome assembly (schematic overview, Figure 3E).

However recent report suggests that the IRES activity might not completely depend on the overall structure but on different sequence modules that play important role in the ITAF recruitment [19].

For each exon, there was no statistical difference in the nucleotide accessibility and engaged scores computed from secondary structures predicted based on different sequence lengths of window of analysis (data not shown).

Single copy read prediction was comparable on different sequencing platforms.