Sentence examples for sequences and needs from inspiring English sources

This first version was written in order to introduce the idea of "computational mapping of sequences" and needs some technical improvements and extensions such as dealing differently with the bounds of the parts which are mapped or distinguishing different costs for mutational events, to become more realistic from a biological point of view.

Complex, eukaryotic genes are difficult to predict accurately from genome sequences and need to be verified by comparison with transcript sequences.

The signal dynamics of steady-state sequences such as bSSFP are known to be more complicated than other conventional sequences and may need careful examination prior to the application of CS to real data.

However, de novo transcriptome assembly is challenging due to short reads, lack of reference sequences and the need for development of improved bioinformatic tools to facilitate data analysis [ 8].

While coverage of these children is incomplete, most of them have completed two of the three required vaccination sequences and would need only one complementary vaccine to be completely covered.

Barcodes are added to the sequenced reads when multiple samples are sequenced together and need to be separated again before the analysis.

The relationship between the performance of MP-EST and the amount of missing sequences is complicated and needs further studies.

This is particularly relevant when many related samples are being sequenced and one needs to assess the trade-offs between sequencing depth and sample coverage.

The last part of the review addresses future challenges for multiple sequence alignment methods in the genomic era, most notably the need to cope with very large sequences, the need to integrate large amounts of experimental data, the need to accurately align non-coding and non-transcribed sequences and finally, the need to integrate many alternative methods and approaches.

This creates a tension between the need for the scientific community to have access to large scale data sets of sequence and the need to preserve confidentiality of all patients taking part in a study.

To definitively classify these species, further analyses of their entire genome sequences and organizations are needed.