Sentence examples for sequence universe from inspiring English sources

Evolutionary classification leads to an economical description of the protein sequence universe because attributes of function and structure are inherited in protein families.

Currently defined "dark matter" of the protein sequence universe includes protein sequences that cannot be matched to any known protein family [ 1].

Randomising each dataset (as described above) completely abrogated both of the observed peaks (not shown) again emphasising that the enrichment score is dependent on the ranking of sequence universe and is not an artefact of a large dataset.

Most approaches to gene family classification represent the sequence universe as a homology network G H = V, E H ) where V is the set of all sequences and (x, y)∈ E H, iff x and y are homologous.

Using high-throughput computing we show that the unexplored space of the protein sequence universe is larger than previously defined and that despite substantial improvements in bioinformatics during the last three years, the relative size of "dark matter" is decreasing very slowly.

The cut moment she misses is actually from the same sequence her DC universe co-star mentioned, when her character Mera first confronts Aquaman, aka Arthur Curry, outside a bar.

Think about it: you're a very small, still-forming human and in a very messy and intense sequence of events your universe has just gone from a warm wet sack to a sterile hospital room.

Meanwhile, "Dracula Untold," the 2014 fantasy starring Luke Evans, was originally intended to kick off the Dark Universe, but Universal has since sidelined that film as a standalone, opting to launch the sequence with "The Mummy" instead.

Each parental library provided 5 million sequences to identify the universe of RAD tags present in the cross.

Unravelling the complexity of this variegated universe of sequences is out of the scope of this work.

We have performed a simple experiment to explore: (1) our current knowledge of the universe of sequences, and how this knowledge has evolved in the past years, and (2) the possible extent of failures when taxonomically assigning ORFs to their closest relatives.