Sentence examples for operating on sequence from inspiring English sources

My whole thing is the idea around the lie that markets were going to show us all the things that society values, and we've been operating on sequence for about 40 years.

The finding of pressures operating on genomic DNA in addition to the previously described C→T,G mutation in mammals, a set of quite different biases in non-methylated genomes and additional selection pressure operating on sequences expressed as mRNAs in all organisms provides a series of predictions that can be directly analyzed in biological studies.

For a method M that operates on sequence data, we denote by M∗ the corresponding method for rearrangement data; we use regular font to denote existing methods, bold font to denote the new methods described in this paper.

Similarly, the ACC engagement in the temporal condition seems to fit well with the idea that temporal information is some kind of a go signal operating on top of a spatial/kinematic sequence given the ACC's role in motor reprogramming and response inhibition.

Note that, the precoder E adopted in the following block operates on sequences of size L (i.e., dim ker H ~ sp d = L ), as detailed in Section 2.

Mapper locally operates on set a of sequences assigned to it and output is the map of suffixes a keys and values as frequency of their occurrence similar to Algorithm I above.

The selective pressures operating on rRNA sequence variants both between and within individuals that may produce these varying patterns of heterozygosity are unclear.

In protein-coding sequences, the context dependence of mutagenic processes are entangled with the selective constraints operating on the sequences.

The average dN/ dS ratio was then calculated for each clade (see table 2), providing some indication of whether purifying selection is or has been operating on these sequences.

Evidence for greater complexity of the mutation and/or selection pressures operating on mRNA sequences was provided by the greater number of mutations needed to reduce model error and larger minimum value from the best fitted model.

Further evidence that different selection may be operating on mRNA sequences was indicated by frequent asymmetries in complementary dinucleotides, such as CpA and UpG that could not have originated through mutational biases occurring on genomic DNA (where they are effectively symmetrical).