Sentence examples for perceptible sequence from inspiring English sources
In the light of these observations, the complete disappearance of perceptible sequence conservation of non-coding regions across phyla appears to be the continuation of a trend that is also operating within phylum, though perhaps at lower intensity.
As we can note, the quality-degradation is less perceptible for female sequences that are characterized by a high frequency.
1950 – RLE's Norbert Wiener begins studies to convert speech into a sequence of tactilely perceptible patterns that a totally deaf person might learn to interpret.
Consistent with these observations, the CG and CGCG oligonucleotides were efficiently amplified after bisulfite treatment, whereas oligonucleotides containing CC sequences showed a perceptible decrease in amplification efficiency (Figure 5C).
As of June 30, this sequence involved more than 1800 perceptible earthquakes (Japan Meteorological Agency JMAA) 2016).
Google, for example, uses this technology for a good purpose: when one begins typing in a search term, each letter is zipped to the server, which, without perceptible delay, returns suggestions that begin with the same sequence of letters.
The extent of stalling varies with DNA sequence and with the polymerase used, but is perceptible in the context of a single CMS-guanine dinucleotide and is pronounced in sequence contexts where CMS residues are adjacent or within 1 2 nucleotides of one another.
And that half-perceptible increase in optimism continues all the way to the movie's climactic sequence, a deadly incident in city traffic, which in the American version is suspenseful and horrifying, and in the Pangs' film is downright apocalyptic.
However, tension is perceptible.
That city is barely perceptible today.
