"Now the field is completely changed, and there's a big rush to sequence everything.
This means that π ⁁ d will be less precise if the data consists of many contigs rather than contiguous sequence, everything else being equal.
With the dramatic drop in price of the sequencing machines (the $1000 limit for sequencing a human genome will be history shortly), virtually everyone will want to sequence everything.
"It's like if we took you, your shoes, your socks, your sweater, and sequenced everything," Lipkin said.
Between these two majestically staged sequences, everything seems to have changed: the color palette has evolved from the muted earth tones of brown, green and gray into the bright, artificial tints of red, yellow and blue; the open, cloudless Sicilian sky has been replaced by the frescoed ceilings of a palazzo; the temperature has plunged, from midday heat to a twilight chill.
As feminists, I firmly believe we have the right to pink, platinum hair, bright lipstick, and sequenced everything.
In those sequences, everything just suddenly seems so false—I'm not at all prissy about realism, but it's hard to have any kind of emotional response to a game when, through a mute character, it consistently reminds you of its own falsehood.
In this way, we may sequence all of the functional areas of a genome without the cost of sequencing everything.
The sequence, like everything else in the movie, is charged with emotion, in this case fear.
He was out easily at second, and on a swampy Sunday night at Camden Yards, the sequence typified everything that had gone wrong for the Yankees through the first half of a trying season.
The sequence encapsulated everything Schwartz needed to say to make her dramatic point.
