Sentence examples for sequences resulting from from inspiring English sources

The overall size of the genome reflects a very high proportion (more than 75%) of repetitive sequences, resulting from both gradual accumulation over deep time, and from two whole genome duplication (WGD) events.

The vast number of microbial sequences resulting from sequencing efforts using new technologies require us to re-assess currently available analysis methodologies and tools.

The present paper deals with molecular modeling studies of some 9-anilino substituted tricyclic compounds and their intercalation complexes (in various DNA sequences) resulting from docking the compounds into various DNA sequences.

We studied community responses to different fire interval sequences resulting from planned and unplanned fires in Mediterranean-climate ecosystems in the Warren bioregion of south-west Western Australia (SWA) to determine the resilience of the biota to contrasting fire regimes.

Shapes and ply stacking sequences resulting from the optimization procedure enable a local reinforcement in the neighbourhood of the patch and also a long-distance effect which consists in a deviation of the stress flow adjoining the area over which the stress level must be reduced.

Sequences resulting from the standard and nested reactions were in 100% agreement.

Again, none of these putative HMGA2 binding sites was detected in sequences resulting from ChIP.

All molecular markers of RH 18 were used to locate their sequence on the sequences resulting from the 26 BAC clones.

Sequences resulting from fTEFAP analysis (Table 1, accessions CAM_PROJ_ATRIPLEXMICROBIOME_SMPL_T524-EndoITSFR and CAM_PROJ_ATRIPLEXMICROBIOME_SMPL_T524-NLB4) were clustered to consensus sequences as described above.

We have used a new alignment benchmark to investigate whether MSA programs are capable of constructing high quality alignments for the sequences resulting from modern biotechnologies.

To study the effect of the new sequences resulting from high throughput biotechnologies, we identified sequence discrepancies that might be due to fragmentary or erroneous sequences using an empirical rule-based approach (described in Methods).