Sentence examples for sequence long from inspiring English sources

"If [nanopore sequencing] works at all, you ought to be able to sequence long stretches" because the DNA is read continuously in real time, he says.

Researchers have used a recently developed technique to sequence long chunks of the genome of a well-studied breast cancer cell line.

When he's with Lucy, it's as if that movie had been interrupted by a commercial for eHarmony, complete with a montage sequence (long walks, handholding, sunrise).

It has to be mentioned that subtle metabolic changes (such as a small rise in Lac, smaller than 0.1, μ mol/g) may not have been detected in healthy volunteers and MwoA patients, due to the used experimental conditions (3 T, sequence, long TE,…).

Nevertheless, the absence of the character will be felt throughout the 10-episode season — down to the opening theme sequence long linked to Roseanne Conner's hearty cackle.

Indeed, this technique uses many fewer PCR reactions to amplify and sequence long segments of genomic DNA, and it assays multiple genes using a single hybridization reaction.

Specific primers were designed when general primers did not work (mainly for control regions), and to sequence long-PCR products by primer walking (available from authors upon request).

The psychologists attributed the effect to a general misunderstanding of random sequences: long sequences of successful (and unsuccessful) shots naturally occur at random.

The software associated with 10X Genomics linked-read sequencing, Long Ranger, generates the essential output files (BAM, VCF, SV BEDPE) necessary for downstream analyses.

We call this phenomenon "subcritical life". Subcritical life suggests that sequences long enough to be ribozymes can become abundant even if replication is relatively inefficient.

The mosaic organisation of short-sequence boxes was analysed in the cloned and sequenced long ribosomal spacer (547 bp) of Haemophilus parainfluenzae GR.