Sentence examples for sequences filling the from inspiring English sources

For instance, in the tribe Triticeae of the grass family, in which the sizes of genomes in diploid species range from 3.3 to 8.1 Gbp (reviewed in [ 3]), sequences filling the intergenic space are almost entirely replaced in about 3 million years, which is a turnover rate orders of magnitude faster than in primate genomes [ 4].

For subject 86, the libraries were determined to be of good quality and were re-sequenced, filling the eighth flow cell; for subject 5361 the libraries were not of good quality and there was not sufficient sample to repeat the library preparation.

Toward the end, the butt-jiggling sequence filled the screen and everyone started clapping.

Unlike straight Monte Carlo which samples n-dimensional space randomly, Hammersley sequence fills the space more uniformly (Fig. 2).

With it, successfully completing a star power sequence fills the star power gauge by 50% rather than 25%, allowing the player to use star power instantly.

Once Austin has obtained enough power stars and has transformed into his warrior form, a headless horseman, his power is upgraded to "Star Power Amplifier +." With this upgrade, successfully completing a star power sequence fills the star power gauge to the maximum.

Figure S1 – the sequence of filling the trenches at the LFBG from 1960 to 1968, superimposed on an original plan of the site.

For examples like Fig. 9, the sequences fill out a sub Cantor set, revealing the associated transition graph.

Ns is the number of forecast sequences and Nq is the number of sequences filled with qualifying event in the forecast period.

Although hexamers with this type of distribution profile tend to have only C and T in the sequence (see later), there seems to be weak sequence preference, and not all the sequences filled with C and T show a peak-positive distribution (Fig. 1, CCTTTT is a peak-negative example).

For the partial consensus sequences, λ appeared to follow the value obtained for the native sequences (filled symbols in Fig. 1, i.e. MF-partial and MET-partial).