Sentence examples for sequences that appear from inspiring English sources

The thread layer supports a basic computational abstraction called fibers, which are code sequences that appear to execute atomically.

It identified specific gene sequences that appear more frequently during a TB infection – providing scientists with a genetic "signature" for the disease.

However, much of its DNA is filled with repetitive sequences that appear to be largely redundant, Dr Bennett said.

Thus, a detailed comparison of the genomes of seemingly identical bacteria will reveal sequences of DNA that occur in one genome and not others, or possibly sequences that appear just once in one and several times over in others.

Conduct enough tests on a bunch of data run through half a million genetic sequences to find a link with a disease, for example—and there will be many sequences that appear meaningful.

We have thus named the responses to these epitopes "vestigial" CTL epitopes, as the responses are made to sequences that appear to be no longer present.

Dramatically meaningful moments in these duets sometimes gave way to sequences that appeared to exist simply to show off the dancers' skills (which were considerable).

Sequences that grouped with vaccine strains or within African genotypes (Supplementary Figures S1 and S3) and divergent sequences that appeared to have accumulated excessive mutations, as revealed by the linear regression analysis of the root-to-tip distances against sampling time method implemented in Tempest32, were removed.

Once the team obtained genetic sequences that appeared to code for opsins, Klapoetke tested their light-responsiveness in mammalian brain tissue, working with Martha Constantine-Paton, an MIT professor of brain and cognitive sciences and of biology, a member of the McGovern Institute, and an author of the paper.

Using statistical tests, Rubin and his colleagues found 992 sequences that appeared to have undergone changes during human evolution that were not due to simple chance, suggesting that the genetic alterations were due to natural selection.

Due to the much larger-scale nature of our sequencing approach, we adopted stringent criteria for accepting DNA sequencing reads; we applied a singleton-elimination filter where sequences that appeared only once in the whole dataset were not considered.