Sentence examples for sequences with suitable from inspiring English sources

Turing also introduced the idea of 'random elements' but his examples (using the digits of π) showed that he considered pseudo-random sequences (i.e. computable sequences with suitable 'random' properties) quite adequate for his discussion.

Short Oligonucleotide Alignment Program 2 (SOAP2) [ 37] was used to map raw pair-end reads on to reference sequences with suitable parameters for sequence similarity (−v 5), seed size (−l 32) and minimal alignment length (−s 40).

The SOBS approach can obtain the modeled background frame of a bootstrapping video sequence with suitable parameter values [27].

Evidently, for target loop sequences with no suitable structural example in the database, no prediction can be made.

The sequence was designed with suitable restriction sites either for exchange of the SCR-module or for direct cloning into the expression vector pPICZ αB via PstI and XbaI).

PCR primers and melting temperature (Tm -shift genoTm -shiftsays [ 17] were then desigenotypinghe 'true' SNPs with suitassayslanking sequence (e.g. no SNPs, low sequence complimentarity in priming sites).

Of these sequenced products, 33 fragments possessed microsatellite loci consisting of di-, tri-, and tetranucleotide repeats ranging from five to 22 repeat units with suitable flanking sequences for primer design.

Plant molecular phylogenetic studies at species levels are generally limited by the availability of sequences with levels of resolution suitable for the construction of well-supported trees (Doyle et al. 1996).

Whole genome sequencing allows us to contribute with suitable epidemiologic information useful to apply in the design of control strategies and also in diagnostic methods for this illness.

That is why Byrne [16, 17] proposed the so-called CQ algorithm, which generates a sequence by a recursive procedure with suitable step-size.

Additionally, 24,346 simple sequence repeats were identified in 18,565 unigenes with 12,793 sequences suitable for the designed primers.