Sentence examples for sequences or a from inspiring English sources

Unique randomly amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) sequences or a phage-related sequence of the strains were used as a basis for designing strain-specific primers and probes.

For temporal SI generation, we consider monoview video sequences (or a single view from a multiview setup).

The BAD DNA target sequences used were 5'-TGAAGGGACTTCCTCGCCCGT-3' and 5' GGCTTGGTCCCATCGGAAG-3'. HEK 293 cells were transfected with pLL3.7 vector containing either of these sequences or a scrambled sequence 5'-GGTACGGTCAGGCAGCTTCT-3' in combination with packaging vectors (VSVG, RSV-REV, and pMDL g/p RRE).

A cluster of similar sequences (or a single sequence) is representative of a predicted gene at the genomic locus despite the fact that there may be some discrepancy in the exact structure of the gene in question due to differences in the predicted sequences.

These include: (1) delineation of OTUs present in a set of sequences, (2) assignment of sequences (or a representative of each OTU) to taxonomic groups, (3) generation and use of phylogenetic trees of all or some sequences, frequently including previously determined sequences as well.

More sequences or a more complex approach might be needed to achieve it.

These transcripts are not due to overly redundant sequences or an increased proportion of repeated sequence.

Any forced excitation can be presented as a sequence or a distribution of impulses.

It takes place in a sequence or a progression through repeated trials, through repeated exposure, repeated actions, and through practice.

And whether they're talking about anti-matter or alchemy, the Fibonacci sequence or a serious address to the notion of angels, what they deliver is peerless scholarship.

Perhaps it is something to be decoded, a feature-length dream sequence, or a delusion which is actually a grief-symptom?