Sentence examples for sequences cost from inspiring English sources

Those kinds of sequences cost a fortune, and they eat up a lot of screen time, and I think ultimately I'd have rather had the time, say, that we spent in Tyrion's tent the night before the battle, with the mortifying story of his ex-wife, and then whatever it cost to make the execution sequence look as good as it did, than for the episode to have given us one or two long fight scenes".

Specifically, the generation of 103 to 106 sequences costs ∼250-fold less than the conventional methodology.

A recapitulation of the frantic sequence cost 40 seconds.

For the showpiece car chase in Reloaded, the production team built a six-lane freeway at a cost of $2.5m, while the climatic scene in Revolutions, a 17-minute battle sequence, cost $40m.

The sequencing cost $50,000.

The first whole human genome sequencing cost a whopping $2.7 billion.

Its complicated library construction procedure and high sequencing cost are two main limiting factors for the use in individual laboratories.

However, with reduction in DNA sequencing cost, high resolution QTL mapping is now possible using SNP markers.

With the continuous decrease of sequencing cost, RNA-seq become the most prevalent method for identification of circRNAs.

A low sequencing cost of around US$1000 per genome has now rendered large population-scale projects feasible.

Shot in 1986, this sequence cost £8,000, which was the most expensive special effects sequence from the entire original series.