Sentence examples for sequences as demonstrated from inspiring English sources

The individual DENV serotypes and the WNV show remarkable stability over the entire recorded history of their sequences, as demonstrated by their low peptide entropies and variant frequencies.

Used together, duplex nucleator and competimer oligonucleotides improved detection sensitivity by more than an order of magnitude and, in some cases, enabled quantification of previously undetectable sequences, as demonstrated by a model assay for HIV-1 drug resistance mutations.

SHS efficiently targets rare sequences, as demonstrated for Methanobacteriales, and does not appear to be influenced by GC content.

Moreover, 12 polymorphic sites occurred among 23 sequences of the 16S rDNA, including the six reference sequences, as demonstrated in Table 2.

This points to the potential phylogenetic value of tRNA sequences, as demonstrated for other animal groups (e.g., [ 20, 23]), especially when secondary structures are taken into account [ 20].

Note that many more strains may be indistinguishable on the basis of SYQ sequences, as demonstrated in the Swiss-Prot statistics displayed by the peak at zero distance in Figure 4D.

To take advantage of this anticipated improvement, it could be useful to explore the coordination of the library preparation and sequence read length, as demonstrated in this study.

If you rotate your camera around the tripod screw, or any other point except the correct center of perspective, then objects close to the camera will shift position relative to their backgrounds from image to image in the sequence, as demonstrated on this web site.

Cytokines play an important role in this sequence as demonstrated for IL-6.

Genome wide mapping of these ESTs provides an important framework of genome structure that can be used to approach whole genome sequencing, as demonstrated in rice [ 4, 5].

One of the TS were presented as standard stimuli with 70%% probability pseudo-randomly intermixed with spectral deviants (SD: 15 % probability) and temporal deviants (TD: 15 % probability) in an oddball sequence as demonstrated in Fig.  1.