Sentence examples for sequence check from inspiring English sources
In addition, although there is some level of support for JavaScript, ClickMiner is lacking the specific capabilities that are required to handle RIAs (e.g., handling user-inputs, client-side randomness, restoring the previous state, sequence check).
Then, after the sun had set, he pointed the camera west, photographing a series of shots going from west to east, including an 11 hour startrail sequence (check out the stunning the timelapse video above), to capture the day and night parts respectively.
ZW carried out most of the experiments (including PCR, sequence check and assembly) and initial annotation; XK initiated, led the research, and supervised all laboratory work; WS participated in data analyses and made all figures.
After the first processing steps [a.I/b.I to II], including a search for orthologs, a sequence check with checking_seq, filtering for longest sequence per species and gene, and excluding groups of orthologs with fewer than four species, the data set included a total of 13,573 sequences from 4,536 species and 375 genes.
PCR primer sequences used for partial nucleotide sequence checks are shown in Supplementary Table S1.
Each construct was sequence checked in order to confirm that no additional mutations had been inadvertently introduced.
A total of 83 clones did not pass our initial sequencing check and were therefore excluded from further analysis.
The manuscript was revised, and its US sequences checked by an American librarian who had written during the summer of 1961 to point out errors in the transatlantic chapters of Thunderball.
Nine entries from this design were consisting of not sequenced checks (such as knock-out mutants of brown midrib loci with known high cell wall digestibility).
Deviant branches were analysed and the corresponding sequences checked for false positives by looking for GPCR specific signatures or through Interproscan searches.
Replicates were compared to the reference sequence to check for data reliability.
