Sentence examples for programme sequence from inspiring English sources

In 1991, Gordon was watching a Holiday programme sequence about the Dominican Republic: "Suddenly [Dando] said, straight to camera, 'I must warn you the Dominican Republic shares the island with another country called Haiti – do not go there by mistake, because Haiti is a country of dictatorships, military coups, death, black magic and voodoo.' I thought, all that and hot weather?

He has an app called iMini, which he uses to programme sequences of electronic notes into an on-screen keyboard, which he can then use if a spurt of anxiety means he needs to readjust.

In order to use these programmes, sequences flanking the bovine nscSNPs were mapped onto the human genome and custom scripts were used to extract the human position orthologous to each bovine SNP position.

In order to use these two programmes, sequences flanking the bovine nscSNPs were mapped onto the human genome (version GRCh37/hg19) using MegaBLAST [ 76] and custom scripts were used to extract the human position orthologous to each bovine SNP position.

The company's two-year programme to sequence the cocoa genome gave it just such an opportunity.

"In the early days, it took a long, long time – sometimes even days – to programme a sequence.

NHS patients in England will be the first in the world to participate in an ambitious government-led programme to sequence 100,000 genomes as part of a "paradigm shift" in healthcare focusing on the genetic causes of disease.

We have embarked on a programme to sequence the genomes of cultured representatives of the main rumen methanogen groups to better understand this important group of organisms and to define their conserved and specific features that can serve as targets for CH4 mitigation technologies.

The present study is part of a programme to sequence the genomes of 500 oesophageal adenocarcinomas [ 22] within the framework of the International Cancer Genome Consortium.

E-value was estimated by tBLAST programme of sequences in this study against protein sequences from The Arabidopsis Information Resource (TAIR) (http://www.arabidopsis.org/), N and Y in last column indicates genes during seed hair development process are stably expressed or differentially expressed.

Secondary structures were avoided using the Mfold programme and sequences were analyzed using Basic Local Alignment Search Tool to verify specificity.