The phrase 'sequence extraction' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of molecular biology, computer science and engineering, where it's used to describe the process of extracting a specific sequence (of data, genes, instructions, etc.) from a larger body of information. For example, "Genetic scientists used sequence extraction to identify a certain gene sequence in the organism's DNA."
Biological information, such as microarray data, was not used at all for sequence extraction, and it becomes useful only during interpretation of the extracted sequence.
Silhouette sequence extraction.
The procedure is as follows: 1. Silhouette sequence extraction.
Open image in new window Fig. 8 Diagram of the sequence extraction for the current.
This article presents a look at the overall architecture of the game and describes some results of our experiments in analysis and optimization of strategies using sequence extraction.
As a result, good performance of the system is achieved and neither complicated calculation of a power compensation term nor positive/negative sequence extraction of grid voltages/currents are required.
GE carried out the MEME and MAST analyses and sequence extractions.
Further data processing, including sequence extractions, multiple sequence alignments, and statistical analysis, were accomplished with Geneious Pro software (version 5.5.3, Auckland, NZ) with occasional minor manual adjustments [ 41].
Fundamental operations of sub-sequence extraction and indexing (algorithms, computation and memory usage) are a good place to start; but beyond those, problems previously encountered in engineering or data-mining may not map precisely to evolutionary biology.
IT sequence feature extraction enables the distinction among species and is less computationally expensive than motif calculations.
Figure 6 also shows the examples of attributes stored by each column family, the relation between column families, and the sequence of extraction of a partial building element.
