In my two-quarter section of Chicago's core sequence "History of European Civilization," this exercise takes the form of particular questions that I have the students ask about each text that we read: What does the author tell us (explicitly or implicitly) about why he or she was writing?
However, despite their different evolutionary sequence history, analyses of each group separately showed that species-specific domains of enhancer activity are very frequent in both types of CNEs, with either severe or mild changes (82% and 90% respectively, p = 0.863; Additional file 2).
Then in 1973, Lowell published three sonnet sequences: History, For Lizzie and Harriet and The Dolphin.
More recently, some of the principles of molecular evolution have been applied to MSA in Prank, an MSAM that includes the explicit modeling of substitutions and the phylogenetically meaningful placement of insertions and deletions during a sequences history (Löytynoja and Goldman 2008).
In hindsight, the sequence of history is clear.
A loading sequence (loading history) effect is clearly shown for the two-level sequence tests; application of the LDR leads to residual fatigue-life overestimation for high-to-low loading (H L) sequences whereas residual fatigue-life is underestimated for low-to-high loading (L H) sequences.
Gillian, who has died aged 76, cast Hall and John Barton's famous and remarkable RSC Wars of the Roses sequence of history plays in 1964, Shakespeare's quatercentenary year, as well as Harold Pinter's The Homecoming and Peter Brook's King Lear (with Paul Scofield) and Marat/Sade.
S. islandicus from the Mutnovsky population have up to three CRISPR loci (named C, A1, and A2, see Figure 2A) that encode a sequence based history of interactions between S. islandicus and mobile elements such as viruses and plasmids [32].
One student thought he 'knew the general sequence in history taking' , but there were 'specific gaps of knowledge' regarding the patient's suspected diagnosis.
Patients, clinicians, researchers and payers are seeking to understand the value of using genomic information (as reflected by genotyping, sequencing, family history or other data) to inform clinical decision-making.
With the availability of an ever-increasing number of whole genome sequences, evolutionary history can be analysed genetically on a more comprehensive level.
