Sentence examples for purpose of sequence from inspiring English sources

The major core of the encryption system is a pseudo-random keystream generator based on a cascade of chaotic maps, serving the purpose of sequence generation and random mixing.

A reference database comprising a unique set of RAD loci was created for the purpose of sequence alignment and identification of polymorphisms across individuals.

During the past 30 years, the main focus of research related to regions of local compositional extremes (low complexity regions; LCRs) was their identification for the purpose of sequence masking (Altschul et al., 1994; Wootton and Federhen, 1993; Ye et al., 2006) for eliminating spurious hits in database searches (Promponas et al., 2000; Tsoka et al., 1999).

For the purpose of sequencing species with an unknown mt genomic sequence, we suggest to collect the entire mt genomic sequences of the same family or order and perform our proposed algorithm.

The main purpose of sequencing gag gene was to corroborate env gene sequence data for the subtyping of isolates given previous reports of complex diversity of HIV-1 isolates in Nigeria.

Generally speaking, cDNA normalization is often used when gene discovery is the primary purpose of sequencing.

One essential purpose of sequencing a genome is to identify genes for functional study and evolutionary comparison with other species.

In this study, since the primary purpose of sequencing CD20 was to assess the heterogeneity in both small and large extracellular loops, primers for DNA sequencing were not necessarily set outside of the open reading frame (ORF).

For purposes of sequence comparison with BLAST, a thorough match was conservatively defined (Supporting Information) as to be far more stringent than the informal 3% rule of sequence dissimilarity sometimes evoked for species delimitation among bacteria and other organisms [20] [21].

Some platforms allow diverse data sources to be integrated for the purposes of sequence annotation and annotation analysis.

To avoid such problems, we split fused genes for purposes of sequence comparisons in order to be able to identify orthologs of both parts independently.