Sentence examples for sequences but rather from inspiring English sources

Reichenbach's definition of lack of aftereffect is not based on initial segments of sequences, but rather on subsequences selected by a particular set of rules (1949f, p. 142).

This is likely due to the original "knock-in" strategy not deleting ACTN coding sequences, but rather the construct appeared to alter transcription or transcript stability.

This further confirms that the diverse phenotypes associated with the deletion of Sec61β in distinct species are not due to divergence in the amino acid sequences, but rather they reflect different downstream effects of a conserved Sec61β function supported by the TMD.

Although most HCV-2c sequences deposited in Genbank were obtained from samples from Europe, mainly France and Italy [8], [15], this may not reflect t a possible European origin of the sequences, but rather that these countries have carried out more detailed epidemiological studies.

These limitations could be overcome by not directly comparing orthologous sequences, but rather comparing their predicted affinities for various TFs.

It was not the presence of repetitive sequences but rather of these hypomethylated blocks across unique sequences, which caused most of the overall hypomethylation in tumours [ 11, 12].

MiST is not a single specific measurement sequence, but rather a new flow sensitive preparation concept which is highly flexible and can be carried out in many ways.

CAT is not a single specific measurement sequence, but rather a sequence design concept whereby distinct acquisition techniques with varying imaging parameters are employed in rapid succession in order to cover k-space.

Nevertheless, the development of a phase such as Rh6 ii does not have to depend on a sequence but rather on the bonding and thus on the very different possibilities that a highly aleatory processing such as mechanical milling can offer.

These findings suggest that α-cleavage is not controlled by a specific primary sequence, but rather by the length of the unstructured stretch encompassing residues 105 120.

Such epigenetic signatures encompass the heritable modifications that do not change the DNA sequence but rather provide 'extra' layers of control that regulate chromatin organization and gene expression [30], [31].