Sentence examples for reasonable sequencing from inspiring English sources

Sequencing the fragments bound to the MBD2 domain provides a genome-wide view of methylation patterns at reasonable sequencing depths.

The remaining sequences represented the small RNA population, which accounted for 83% of reads (Table  1), suggesting a useful set of sRNAs with reasonable sequencing depth.

Each of these two measures is applied as the primary sorting criterion within the context of the well-known CBA algorithm in an attempt to organize the composition of the rule sets in a more reasonable sequence.

This threshold is considerably higher than the standard required for genomic sequencing but provides reasonable sequence coverage for gene with nonuniform transcript coverage, In addition, the alignment parameters for Bowtie resulted high confidence alignments and minimize alignments containing insertions or deletion.

The Bayesian tree showed no obvious geographically or temporally based clades, despite reasonable sequence diversity (see above).

Additionally KIG11 shows reasonable sequence identity to the human and mouse GPVI, at 32.5 and 34.6 % amino acid identity, respectively.

Subsequent CLUSTALW alignment of the sequence from LyTASK to the sequence profile (created from the sequences of the two templates 3UKM and 3UM7) also demonstrates reasonable sequence similarity.

Since reasonable sequence conservation is a prerequisite for robust phylogenetic analysis, we did not incorporate RCR Rep sequences from other origins into our dataset.

Drosophila ORs show reasonable sequence similarity and orthology with other insect species such as Anopheles gambiae, Heliothis virescens, Endopterygota, and lepidopteran (tortricid moths).

A simplified scheme for what we envision as a generalized and reasonable sequence of these events is depicted in Fig. 1.

For contigs with reasonable sequence coverage (length > 200 bp) and depth (> 10 reads on average per nucleotide) we detected one SNP for every 192 bp on average.