Sentence examples for sequences could generate from inspiring English sources

As in the case of episodic evolution, a simple lack of historical signal present in molecular sequences could generate erroneous divergence time estimates.

It seems plausible that stochastic transcription of the integrated viral sequences could generate virus-specific small interfering RNAs conferring an antiviral RNA interference response to the host plant [ 22].

In contrast, we can not reject the hypothesis that any sequence could generate the computed correlation dimension for the cox series, at the.05 criterion.

The use of robust LC-MS/MS analyzers and deep sequencing in a third generation sequencer could generate large data sets for termite digestome analysis, and further studies may be required to reveal additional components, such as lignin degrading proteins.

With NRZI modulation there are four pairs of binary coded sequences, which could generate the error event shown as follows:           (1).

For non-model organisms without reference genome and transcriptome sequences, although RNA-seq with the Illumina sequencing platform could generate a large number of short sequence reads, it is very difficult to assemble and analyse the reads.

First was the availability of a sequencing instrument that could generate over 120 GB of DNA sequence in 26 h (the HiSeq 2500 in rapid-run mode).

For example given the pattern 1011 and the sequence "ATGC", we could generate two seeds, "A.GC" and "G.AT" (the reverse complement) where the "".

Low quality sequences could easily generate false SNPs, especially at the beginning or at the end of the sequence.

Furthermore, it was postulated that the movement of repetitive sequences in the genome could generate a source of evolutionary variation for gene expression [ 4].

After sampling with vector sequences, the flanks of the latter were merged with the sampled genome fragment and could generate chimeric sequencing reads, after which contig ends could contain small fragments of the vector.