Sentence examples for poor sequences from inspiring English sources

For example, the LINE-1 content is higher in G+C poor sequences than in G+C rich sequences [ 43].

Analyzed fragments are shorter than amplified markers, because indels, VNTRs, and some poor sequences were deleted prior to data analysis.

'Failed' sequences encompassed short sequences (e.g. too short to identify by homology searches), poor sequences (e.g. poly Ts and mixed clones), and no sequence (template problem).

Thus, CpG/non-CpG assignment could be potentially misleading when comparing CpG rich and CpG poor sequences, such as synonymous and intronic sites.

Vector sequences, meanwhile, were eliminated by TrimVector (Sequencher, Ann Arbor, MI) using a database of vectors found at NCBI followed by manual confirmation with local cleaning using the software program Geneious (Biomatters Ltd ,Auckland, New Zealand) to check for poor sequences.

His poor sequence of two half-centuries in 17 Test innings might have continued if Dinesh Karthik had accepted a simple offering when he had 43.

Otherwise, Liverpool's attackers made it a difficult occasion for Kurt Zouma on a night when Mourinho decided the 20-year-old should partner Terry and dropped Gary Cahill to the bench after a poor sequence of matches.

Jenkins has come under pressure because of the poor sequence of results, but 2005 was an exception in an otherwise dismal decade, with Wales winning only eight of their 19 Six Nations matches at home, all bar two coming against Scotland and Italy.

Pressure also applies to Rodgers after a poor sequence of results stretching back to last season, but McAllister says the Liverpool manager and his back-room staff will always be in that situation, and thrive on it.

As for why — and how — hitters seemed to solve Nova their third time up, several theories emerged: fatigue, pitch-tipping and poor sequencing among them.

Despite poor sequence homology, the overall SspBα fold resembles orthologs from other bacteria.