Sentence examples for sequence discrimination from inspiring English sources
Since the SOHMMM carries out probabilistic sequence analysis with little or no prior knowledge, it can have a variety of applications in clustering, dimensionality reduction and visualization of large-scale sequence spaces, and also, in sequence discrimination, search and classification.
DNA sequence discrimination by CAP derives both from sequence-dependent distortion of the DNA helix and from direct hydrogen-bonding interactions between three protein side chains and the exposed edges of three base pairs in the major groove of the DNA.
Output from jMOTU suggests five P. imperialis MOTUs according to percentage sequence discrimination threshold employed for COI sequences.
Thus, an ideal reporter gene needs to tolerate insertion mutagenesis of relatively long inserts and to not exhibit sequence discrimination.
The perceptual psychologist, Colin Ware, has observed that greater color sequence discrimination is achieved when hue differences coincide with light-to-dark differences [ 12].
We determined that the kinetic parameter most responsible for the observed signal sequence discrimination is a highly variable SRP-RNC association rate.
In the present study, a rapid and high-throughput method for detection and sequence-discrimination of AstVs by high resolution melting (HRM) analysis was developed.
As shown in Figure 5B, when we add hue and chromatic variations to the sequence color discrimination is significantly increased.
Here, we use a novel detection of change paradigm in head-fixed rats, which presents pulsatile vibrissa stimuli in seamless sequence for discrimination.
While existing bioinformatic methods have achieved good accuracies for highly conserved sequences, the discrimination of allergens and non-allergens from allergen-like non-allergen sequences remains difficult.
Histone proteins, for example, serve as structural DNA elements, binding ubiquitously throughout the genome with little sequence-based discrimination, while transcription factors, another class of DNA-binding proteins, selectively bind to specific DNA sequences within the genome where they help to control the expression of target loci.
