Sentence examples for reference to order from inspiring English sources

This strain was used as a reference to order A. baumannii genes, because it represents the most likely configuration of the chromosome in the ancestor of the species.

The F6854 sequence was used as a reference to order blocks such that the first block started at the start of the F6854 sequence and the last block ended at the end of the F6854 sequence.

The C. japonica plastid genome (GenBank Acc. No. NC_010548) was used as a reference to order the J. bermudiana sequenced genome fragments in Geneious version R6-1 (http://www.geneious.com/, last accessed March 11 , 2014.

To allocate assembled scaffolds to chromosomes, the existing X. maculatus genome with 24 cytogenetically identified chromosomes [ 10] was used as the reference to order and orient scaffolds for X. couchianus and X. hellerii using Nucmer3.0 [ 24], with the parameters of minimum cluster match length of 400 bp and max gap size of 500 bp.

GC skew values were plotted for species of interest using the inferred arthropod ancestral gene order (AAGO, which is the same as Limulus polyphemus and the ancestral ecdysozoan; Lavrov et al. 2000) as a reference to order genes on the abscissa of the plots in figures 2 and 3.

When a correspondent asked the president if the limit was an executive order -- a reference to an order last week restricting the release of presidential papers -- Mr. Bush began laughing as Mr. Blair cheerily chimed in: "it looks like it".

In 1966 he published "Some Universals of Grammar with Particular Reference to the Order of Meaningful Elements".

Actually we've just had this discussion in the office in reference to the order of the MBM/OBO/HBH on the website.

Among the legal disclosures was a reference to an order dated October 2010 with the US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency requiring it to set up "effective compliance risk management programme across HSBC's US businesses".

Convergence study with reference to the order of the polynomials used for the displacement fields was performed first.

The reporter suggested she had used the term "order to shoot" – to German ears, a chilling reference to the orders East German guards had to shoot anyone trying to escape illegally from the GDR.