Sentence examples for sequences that it from inspiring English sources

It is so busy illustrating the story (with elaborate flashbacks and montage sequences) that it forgets to be dramatic.

Pairs of the shaggy black primates sing duets for 15 minutes every other day, barking, booming and screaming in such precise sequences that it often takes newlyweds many months to learn to make beautiful music together.

This list, and the sequences that it specified, were reformatted for input to primer3 [ 22], which returned wherever possible six pairs of primers per locus.

This second bias is unlikely to have a dramatic effect, since the basic transcriptional machinery evolves far more slowly than the regulatory sequences that it acts upon.

Interestingly, the ambiguity between α-helical and β-sheet propensities is a sufficiently frequently occurring feature of amyloid forming sequences that it can be employed to identify such sequences [ 34, 35].

The Cas9 nuclease is can be quite specific in the sequences that it targets; fruit flies do not exhibit notable fertility or fitness defects resulting from off-target cutting when both Cas9 nuclease and guide RNAs are expressed in the germline (Kondo and Ueda, 2013 ).

The pattern is a combination of sequences that makes it easier for the DNA to bend itself and wrap tightly around a nucleosome.

Complex genomes contain many repetitive sequences that make it more challenging to assemble the reads into the underlying sequence.

This PRE contains sequences that make it vulnerable to epigenetic modification and may present a viable target for drug studies.

They also allow us to compare transitional sequences that make it possible to compare with previously proposed models.

The similarity scores to the rhodanese-like domain, for those sequences that contain it, were lower than the ThiF similarity scores.