Sentence examples for sequences are commonly from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, nucleotide sequences are commonly used to hypothesize the evolutionary relationships among species or more inclusive groups.

TFBS, IDEF1, and similar sequences are commonly found 500 bp immediately upstream of the TSS (Kobayashi et al. 2009).

Thus, the 10 70 μm fraction of detrital material or detrital quartz in loess paleosol and Red Clay sequences are commonly used as a proxy for wind intensity.

Structures adopted by many sequences are commonly called highly designable [15], [16].

Protein-coding sequences are commonly re-designed to enhance expression, but there are no experimentally supported design principles.

Due to limitations in the assembly of next generation sequencing (NGS -derived, repeated sequeNGS -derivedmonly repeatedted only once in sequencesssembly.

The total thickness of such sequences is commonly many thousands of metres, but the individual beds are thin, only a few centimetres to a few metres thick.

Low signal intensity within these organs on T2-weighted sequences is commonly observed (Figs. 9, 10 and 11) [20].

In order to give good consistency of the results due to the random channel state, we calculated the average PSNR (APSNR) over 300 samples (different noise sample sequences were used, transmission-by-transmission, and the same sets of the noise sample sequences were commonly used for different decoding techniques).

At least five 30 Rock episodes have briefly parodied Studio 60: * "Jack the Writer" contains a self-referring walk and talk sequence, such sequences being commonly used on Studio 60 and Aaron Sorkin's previous shows.

After sequencing, we found that the tested parC gene sequences were commonly mutated in different species and even in different isolates of the same species (data not shown).