Sentence examples for outbreak sequence from inspiring English sources

The June 2008 tornado outbreak sequence was a series of tornado outbreaks affecting most of central and eastern North America from June 3 11 , 2008

Early in the Lincoln office's history, an F3 tornado that was part of the May 1995 Tornado Outbreak Sequence passed within two miles of the new office.

During the May 2003 tornado outbreak sequence the office used new high resolution warning products consisting of suite of three applications; Base Reflectivity (DZ), Base Velocity (DV), and Storm Relative Mean Radial Velocity Map (SRM8).

A period of several successive days with tornado outbreaks in the same general area (spawned by multiple weather systems) is a tornado outbreak sequence, occasionally called an extended tornado outbreak.

This tornado event surpassed the number of fatalities registered on May 4, 2003 during the May 2003 tornado outbreak sequence when eight people were killed by three separate tornadoes that affected areas around Kansas City and points south and west of the city; the last major deadly outbreak registered in Kansas prior to the Greensburg event.

Amongst these, there were single nucleotide differences in a total of nine viruses relative to the consensus outbreak sequence.

Experiments [8] on collections of human, avian, and artificial sequences indicate that the algorithm has a low false-negative rate, suggesting that the Thai sequences listed above, along with the 2009 S-OIV outbreak sequences, are the only sequenced reassortments that bring together classical H1N1 HA segments and Eurasian H1N1 NA segments.

Outbreak sequences were of genotype A, clustering per animal and compartmentalizing in the animal tissues.

This was clearly observed in animal 333, infected by two viruses (333a and 333b sequences), one closer to the remaining outbreak sequences than the other.

We use the current EBOV outbreak sequences, which were recently published (Gire et al., 2014), to discover and characterize the minimal RAWs that are present in EBOV genomes but absent from the human genome.

We observed a large number of cases (n = 150) of perfect identity to the PS sequence in the analyzed fragment and 69 and 23 sequences with only 1 and 2 differences, respectively, leading to a highly asymmetric distribution of differences from the PS in the outbreak sequences.