Sentence examples for randomised sequence from inspiring English sources

Compared to actual genomic sequence, the average number of MRS observed in mononucleotide randomised sequence doubled when the chromosome was randomised in sections of 10 bp.

Following randomisation, MRSfinder was used to identify all the MRS in the randomised sequence.

9 Eligible patients were randomised after baseline post-PR measure on a 1 1 basis using a computer generated randomised sequence to either of the following.

Physical function was evaluated at ICU awakening, and both ICU and hospital discharge using the PFIT-s and DEMMI, administered in a randomised sequence using concealed allocation on each measurement occasion to minimise bias in testing order.

In test sessions, positive, negative and amibiguous cues were presented in a randomised sequence, and the pigs' responses (whether they approached the hatch and latency to approach) were recorded.

Five sessions of 10 min were evaluated: a baseline period with spontaneous breathing (SB), followed by a randomised sequence of four conditions: 5 L/min with conventional nasal canulas, and 20, 40 and 60 L/min with high-flow nasal cannulas.

For the calculations, the mean value and the standard deviation obtained from the randomised sequences were used, as well as the occurrence in genomic data sets.

In DARPins that have been selected to bind to a designated target, the residues that do not form the binding site are conserved, whereas the residues that form the binding site are derived from randomised sequences.

In rice CE3 was about 80 times more frequent than in Arabidopsis (4,126 occurrences in the complete genome, or 787 per 10,000 genes) and at least five times more abundant than in the corresponding randomised sequences (165 ± 5 per 10,000 genes) (cf. Table 1).

The items were presented in a pseudo-randomised sequence, with six trials per item and 18 trials per cat.

Each run comprised 300 stimulus presentations (roughly equal proportions of lines and rhomboids presented in nasal and temporal quadrants) in a pseudo-randomised sequence, each lasting 200 ms with a randomly varying interstimulus interval of 600 800 ms, because when the interstimulus interval is varied, the SNR is improved through reduction in the background wave.