Sentence examples for return to the sequence from inspiring English sources

Thus, the students can return to the sequence data from activity two and observe that, although there were three incidents of gorilla sequence matching humans and chimps and only two where the gorilla sequenced matched with the orangutan and macaque sequence, the chromosome density maps argue that the gorilla is more closely related to orangutans than to humans or chimps.

Two cDNA sequences appear to switch from one group to another then return to the original sequence group along the length of the sequence.

Returning to the main sequence, the three men's clothes and hairstyles are adjusted into Bronze Age equivalents as they pass through thickening woodland.

In the second variation, the pattern of line-ending words returns to the starting sequence in the eleventh stanza; thus it does not, unlike the "single" sestina, allow for every end-word to occupy each of the stanza ends; end-words 5 and 10 fail to couple between stanzas.

Our data made us return to the idea of highly repeated sequences playing a major role in the formation of recombination hot spots.

But at the end of every action sequence, we return to the anguished Payne of the narrative, slamming back bourbon and regretting everything that has led him here.

The next day, on September 26, Larry Holden returned to shoot the sequence where Leonard attacks Jimmy.

One of the key scenes Singer took out was "the Return to Krypton sequence".

To detect sequencing errors other than homopolymer errors, one must return to raw sequence data, but the candidate list can be shortened sufficiently to be tractable experimentally without having to do this (Table S4).

Upon execution, the service does not return the data per se, but returns a URL to the sequence in FASTA format.

When the gesture is repeated at the end of the "Return to Oz" sequences, it means one thing, and when it returns as an image of the dangers involved in adult gay life, it means something else.