Sentence examples for sequence initiated from inspiring English sources

This question-answer sequence initiated by the younger player serves a different purpose from the question-answer sequence initiated by the older player.

Then the trigger sequence initiated strand displacement amplification reaction to produce numerous G-quadruplex forming sequences.

The transmission time of adjacent nodes is shown in Figure 4, where ABM x denotes the x th ABM sequence initiated by the beater.

This shows that transcription from the truncated pBC4 upstream sequence initiated from an alternative upstream TSS.

First, the human genome sequence initiated the comprehensive discovery and cataloguing of a 'parts list' of most human genes [ 16, 17], and by inference most human proteins, along with other important elements such as non-coding regulatory RNAs.

While the conditions listed in Part I should form a causal sequence initiated by the underlying cause listed on the lowest line, errors in properly completing the form occur regularly and a reselection of the underlying cause of death is done nationally 30 40% of the time.

The cross-over pattern was balanced with an equal number of patients from each sequence initiating the rotation.

As the transcripts of these FLAG-PTPN22 proteins contain the same Kozak sequence, initiating ATG, and 3′ polyadenylation tail, which are embedded in the expression vector, we postulated that the difference in the protein level was due to a difference in protein stability instead of translational efficiency.

Soil samples were collected from a system of five sequences initiated in 1998.

Thirdly, the more recent advent of DNA sequencing initiated the growth of molecular phylogenetics and added not only a new phenotype, but also a more pronounced historical dimension to ecological genetic research.

The theory of regularly varying sequences (sometimes called Karamata sequences), initiated by Karamata [3] in the thirties, received a fundamental contribution in the seventies with the papers by Seneta et al. (see [4, 5]) starting from which quite many papers about regularly varying sequences have appeared, see [6] and the references therein.