Sentence examples for sequences split from inspiring English sources

Phylogenetic analyses of the concatenated sequences split Lophura into five clades including (1) L. bulweri, (2) L. diardi L.

Finally, we introduce new splitting obstructions for the Milnor and Jensen sequences and prove that these sequences split if K* A) or K* B) is torsion-free.

The process ended up with 1559 sequences split into two and 50 into three potential transcripts.

In particular, a major challenge is the identification of protein-coding sequences split into multiple unassembled genomic segments.

Second, a preliminary phylogenetic analysis of fester coding sequences split them into 4 groups: A, B1, B2, and C [ 22].

This, however, seems to be at odds with observations that centromeric sister sequences split for significant distances during the chromosome bi-orientation process, long before separase is activated to remove cohesin from centromeres.

Three different methods were used to analyze the sequences: split-read mapping, paired-end mapping, and depth of coverage.

In the recent work, grammar blossoms into extraordinary, jagged memories, as in a lyric sequence, "Split Infinites".

If at least one match is found from any of the non-target genomes then the sequence split is rejected.

If two or more matches are found for the given split from the target genome then that sequence split is defined as a candidate species-specific repeat.

SECISaln will predict a SECIS element in the query sequence, split it into its constituent parts and align these against a precompiled database of eukaryotic SECIS elements.