Sentence examples for sequence of archive from inspiring English sources

Unless you already know about The Miners' Hymns, you may not have heard of the composer Jóhann Jóhannsson, or be sure which Bill Morrison created the sequence of archive footage described above.

In one sequence of archive footage, Rocky skillfully lands a hot air balloon that has frozen in the stratosphere just one instance of him casually avoiding certain death not to mention a phenomenally bad-ass move that anyone's child would struggle to escape the shadow of.

In one sequence of archive footage, Rocky skilfully lands a hot air balloon that has frozen in the stratosphere, just one instance of him casually avoiding certain death, not to mention a phenomenally bad-ass move that anyone's child would struggle to escape the shadow of.

Comparing sequences of archived viruses collected over many years to the present allows the study of viral evolution and contributes to the design of new vaccines.

Files containing raw sequence data were deposited in the sequence read archive of the DNA Data Bank of Japan (accession number: DRA000536).

The canonical sequence of C. elegans, archived in WormBase, is valuable because it is compiled, annotated and readily accessible.

From these documents, a 33% sampling was taken (n = 850), i. e. every third conclusively processed inquiry in the sequence of the chronological archiving was considered.

Sequencing reads have been deposited to the sequence read archive of NCBI under the Bioprojects PRJNA285034 (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/bioproject/285034) and PRJNA284929 (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/bioproject/284929).nih.gov/bioproject/284929

The original sequencing data of raw reads were deposited in the sequence read archive of the National Center for Biotechnology (accession nos. PRJNA437450, SRP134182).

The original sequencing data of raw reads were deposited in the sequence read archive of the National Center for Biotechnology (Aaccession Nos. PRJNA294127, SRR2242800, and SRS1048835).

The raw Illumina sequence of coculture described in this manuscript has been deposited in the Sequence Read Archive of the National Center for Biotechnology Information (Accession Number: SRP075385).