Sentence examples for sequence can be resolved from inspiring English sources

Across entire genomes, 77-87% of reference sequence can be resolved, depending on the strain [ 42].

While the correct sequence can be resolved by sequencing to a sufficient depth, it would be an important improvement to reduce chimeras, particularly considering the complexity of completing genomes of novel organisms.

From 2009 to 2014 Pluronic matrices were predominantly used for single-strand conformation polymorphism analysis, when multiple fragments with the same length and only slight differences in sequence can be resolved for a cost as low as US$0.10 per gram [ 160].

The short reads produced by current NGS technologies are especially prone to this problem, as repetitive sequences can be resolved only if the reads are long enough to span the repetitive region [ 2].

Particularly gene families with very short sequences, and/or highly conserved or rapidly diverging sequences, can be resolved by considering chromosomal position, as has been shown for the insulin/relaxin family of peptides [ 85], the NPY family of peptides as mentioned above [ 74], and some of the NPY-family receptors [ 86] as well as for example the NFE2 family in this study.

A large fraction of sequence discrepancies can be resolved by adjustment of the requirement for transcript sequence coverage depth and inclusion of additional gene models from the BestModelv1 set.

Such stringent quality control practices are surely needed to minimize error rates and the impact of random sampling variance, so that true variations and sequencing artifacts can be resolved and homozygous and heterozygous genotypes at sites of variation reliably scored.

Difficulty in sequencing through the high intrinsic secondary structure of some hairpin vectors also has presented a major constraint in the construction of shRNA vectors, and the knowledge that sequencing issues can be resolved by modifying BigDye chemistries and adding Betaine and other DNA relaxing agents should be valuable regardless of the method of shRNA design and construction.

Using chromatin that is sheared to ~300 bp, the binding sites of a sequence-specific transcription factor can be resolved down to around ± 25 bp.

Similar associations between mapping and sequence data may be established using marker and locus names, provided that marker nomenclature can be resolved Sequence-based connections between mapping data sets, integrated maps, and genomic sequence may be more reliable and are more amenable to automation than attempts to connect sources using names and other information.

Luckily, many of these issues can be resolved by sequencing at higher coverage.