Sentence examples for sequence production from inspiring English sources

In a retention test and two transfer tests the dominant coordinate system for sequence production was evaluated.

A new comprehensive similarity coefficient that incorporates multiple process routings in addition to operations sequence, production volumes, duplicate machines, and machines capacity is developed.

Only in understanding of arithmetic principles does SLI performance approximate that of age-matched-controls, indicating that principled understanding can develop even where number sequence production and other aspects of number processing are severely compromised.

PD participants were divided into two groups, those who showed impairment in IR motor sequence production prior to training (N = 14) and those whose performance was similar to controls (N = 16).

However, sequence production alone is not enough to generate a high quality reference genome, and in many cases, poor planning can lead to extremely fragmented genome assemblies preventing high quality gene annotation and other desired analyses.

A brief description on implementation of PCA is as follows: Let, the initial matrix (A) be a semi-definite matrix, in which rows and columns stand for part (P) and machines (M) respectively, having the information like part-machine incidence, operation sequence, production volume and inter-cell movement time/cost.

In the lower-level formulation, a time-sequence production simulation (TSPS) model that is suitable for actual power system has been adopted.

In order to achieve the goal, the time-sequence production simulation (TSPS) technology which is based on space-time complementary advantages between wind and solar energy has been utilized in [6, 7, 8].

The exponential increase in the rates of sequencing production have freed up machines and created a keen competition among researchers to have their favorite organism sequenced.

Collectively known as a genomic 'library', the cloned fragments can be isolated and used for a variety of applications, such as DNA sequencing, production of proteins, analysis of protein interactions, pathway engineering, and searching for related genes in other organisms.

For example, this format is used for cancer exome data from the National Institutes of Health's repertoire of sequencing production studies such as the Cancer Genome Atlas.