Sentence examples for selective sequence from inspiring English sources
Water suppression was performed by chemical shift selective sequence (CHESS) consisting of three 24-ms hermite radiofrequency pulses.
Polachek, Harry, "Computation of Shock Wave Refraction on the Selective Sequence Electronic Calculator", Proceedings, Scientific Computation Forum, IBM, New York (1948), pp.107-122.
He completed his degree in 1949 and was hired by IBM in 1950 to work on the Selective Sequence Electronic Calculator (SSEC), one of IBM's early electronic computers.
After the war, it became a site for developing some of the first super computers, including the Selective Sequence Electronic Calculator (SSEC), which Eckert later used to calculate lunar orbits for the Apollo missions.
The Selective Sequence Electronic Calculator (SSEC) was the first machine to combine electronic computation with a stored program, and the first machine capable of operating on its own instructions as data.
Mr. Crane, an electrical engineer, had a career that traced the arc of the early computing industry, starting in 1949 with a job at I.B.M.'s headquarters in New York City, where he was involved in the maintenance of the Selective Sequence Electronic Calculator, an early I.B.M. computer composed of 13,000 vacuum tubes and 25,000 relays.
Small interfering RNAs against the human coding sequence of Cav3.2 (α1H) channels (Genebank accession # NM-021098.2) were designed and two selective sequences, referred to as si-α1H1 and si-α1H2, were selected to knock down the expression of T-type α1H channelsnnels.
Overall, this approach has high performance for selective sequencing of genome targets, configuration flexibility and variant calling accuracy.
Within the cathepsin family of cysteine proteases, the first round of selection was on cathepsin L and cathepsin B, and then selected hits were further evaluated for binding to cathepsin K and cathepsin S. Five highly selective sequences with submicromolar affinities towards cathepsin L were identified.
P2: Pairwise time-optimal selective sequencing.
Cases-only sequencing and selective sequencing are useful for uncommon variants.
