Sentence examples for relationship to the sequence from inspiring English sources

GenBank sequences showing the closest relationship to the sequence from the skin of the common minke whale were from Atlantic bottlenose dolphin gammaherpesvirus (DQ288667.1; 0.0667), bottlenose dolphin gammaherpesvirus (AY949831.1; 0.1833) and Risso's dolphin gammaherpesvirus (DQ288666.1; 0.2167).

Independent of the culture conditions, the highly expressed genes showed a strong bias in both codon usage and the 3' context, with a minor association with the GC% and no relationship to the sequence length.

The results indicate that many of these bacteriophages are related, with 10 out of 15 showing some relationship to the sequenced genomes.

We chose these as representatives of the outgroup because the phylogenetic analysis presented in this paper showed that their relationship to the sequences from the rest of the monocots is well supported and their level of nucleotide substitution is not saturated.

To characterize the time course of aggrecan and type II collagen degradation in the rat iodoacetate model of cartilage degeneration in relationship to the temporal sequence that has been described in human osteoarthritis (OA).

He described phyllotaxis (numerical relationships between spiral structures in plants) and its relationship to the Fibonacci sequence.

All of the methods yielded consistent results: we were able to ascertain that among the three newly sequenced strains in relationship to the previously sequenced strains, Xp and Xcv form the closest pair, which is in turn closest to Xac.

A detailed evaluation of the structure of Nor-B2 and its relationship to the repetitive sequences will be presented in future sequencing studies.

Four of 20 most redundant REs did not carry protein domains, hence their relationship to the other sequences remained unknown.

The disagreement between phylogenies may result from frequent transfers among bacteria that has abolished a specific sister group relationship to the eukaryotic sequences (see Discussion for details).

As expected, the number of gene models with no detectable sequence deviations shows an inverse relationship to the depth of transcript sequence coverage (Figure 2).