The chromosome is the third to be precisely sequenced -- filling in the blanks, so to speak, that remained after the initial rough sequencing of the entire genome.
Precisely, sequences of operators in the spaces Y l p ( X ) and Y l ∞ ( X ) are studied, respectively.
To determine the repeat boundaries more precisely, sequences of all loci with short (20 nt) flanks added were collected and aligned using the MUSCLE program [ 61].
It is also proved that bounded sequences are precisely those sequences which are f-statistically bounded for every unbounded modulus f.
It has the further advantage over other RNA surgery strategies of correcting precisely the sequence defect without altering the rest of the messenger sequence (i.e. the open reading frame and untranslated regions).
Step by step, in a precisely edited sequence, Fernandez and his colleagues demonstrated an experiment on the social behavior of fruit flies.
Andy Reid calls for a timeout four or five times per half to impose order (teams only get three timeouts per half, but a 5-yard penalty is a small price to pay for the chance to install a precisely designed sequence of plays for Vick to scrap).
More precisely, the sequence has to be random, its period must be large, and the various patterns of a given length must be uniformly distributed over the sequence.
The menstrual cycle is a finely tuned biological process comprising a precisely orchestrated sequence of events: follicular growth, selection and ovulation, extensive endometrial changes, corpus luteum (CL) growth and maturation, and luteolysis.
In practice, sometimes the observed responses in different units are also correlated, more precisely a sequence of responses curve { Y ( j ) , j ≥ 1 } has an intrinsic dependence structure, such as mixing conditions.
