Sentence examples for sequence that makes from inspiring English sources

But when the virus produces protein, a troublesome mutation results in a change to the amino acid sequence that makes up the protein.

The composer's finale for the Giulietta Act, which Munich chose not to perform, is an exciting sequence that makes sense of the problematic act.

"Manganese Dioxide Dreams" is little more than a journal entry, an autobiographical musing on film, food and toilets, culminating in a dream sequence that makes fantasy out of mundane observations.

The two companies said they would work together to find the genes involved in cell differentiation, picking out important strands of DNA from the three-billion-letter sequence that makes up the human genome.

It is a signifying element of Mr. Wright's stage persona that his remarks seem to arise unbidden, conjured up in an unpredictable sequence that makes it seem as if he is constantly being startled by preposterous revelations.

(Do real hippies skip?) And Ms. Marshall and her production team -- especially the lighting designer, Ken Billington -- achieve a haunted, fluid continuity for the tripping sequence that makes up most of the second act.

It was a sequence that made Murphy shrug off his efficient and deadly game and give Dillon all the credit.

"The Darjeeling Limited" has a distinct "opening of the story" sequence that made him "reluctant to attach the short to it".

To be sure, the differences are minute single-base substitutions, sminute single-baseletionsubstitutionsgementsmallt involve only additionsaction of the more than three billion base pairs of deletionsnce that make up a haplord human genome.

The first program began with the Sonatas Nos. 1 and 2. After that a chronological survey was abandoned in favor of a mixed sequence that made for better musical contrasts.

Speaking of bland characters, there's a sequence that made me laugh out loud in which Mason celebrates his 16th birthday at his step-grandparent's house.