Sentence examples for sequence is already from inspiring English sources
There is an unavoidable element of redundancy to them, as the whole sequence is already chiefly about the processes of his mind.
Its sequence is already being mined for the levers of the body's own communications system, including the signals that direct cells to repair damaged tissue and fight off invaders.
If the partial matching sequence is already found in the tree then till the match is found frequencies are summed up and for the unique portion, a new branch is formed.
(ii) If we take the sequence { a 2 n } for a < 0, then there are two cases: (a) If − 1 < a < 0, then the sequence is already convergent and so it is ( C, 1 ) summable.
As only the second genome from a vertebrate to reach this stage of completion (the other being the human), the Fugu sequence is already proving useful for learning about the human genome, the researchers announced in San Diego at the 13th International Genome Sequencing and Analysis Conference.
Thanks to UHTS, intronic and non-coding regions as well can theoretically be included in routine resequencing processes (i.e. the analysis of a DNA region for which a reference sequence is already known) of a particular candidate gene or linkage interval, with minimal additional costs and by a more complete approach with respect to classical exon-PCR and sequencing.
The landing site was selected once the operational sequence was already designed.
Much research remains to be done on this problem, but the general outlines of the sequence are already apparent.
Lutzomyia longipalpis catalase sequence was already described [26], [27] and was retrieved from the GenBank (ABV60342.1).
For some of the cybrid clones the complete mtDNA sequence was already available [7], but for the others has been determined in the current study (Table 1).
In the present study, we have cloned and functionally characterized putative SCTRs from lungfish and frogs, showing for the first time that a SCTR-like sequence was already present in the lobe-finned fish dating back to the early Devonian.
