Sentence examples for sequencing dates from inspiring English sources

Sequencing dates were no more available than sampling dates, and for some groups several sequences were submitted to Genbank on the same date.

The manual usage of MS spectra as an aid to de novo sequencing dates back to a decade ago (Lin and Glish, 1998).

The number of misannotations could also be related to the sequencing date.

However, no trend was observed in the number of misannotations regarding the sequencing date.

On the other hand, a recent sequencing date could be related to a high number of misannotations due to lower coverage and a higher degree of automation.

On one hand, an early sequencing date could be related to a high number of misannotations because less maturated technologies and tools were used.

He said the current biology-chemistry-physics sequence dates from the late 19th century, when "we didn't know enough" and biology was considered a "descriptive" subject.

That sequence dates back to United's only previous visit to San Mamés, in January 1957, when the Busby Babes lost 5-3 in the first leg of their European Cup quarter-final but reached the last four of the competition after winning 3-0 in the second leg, which was played at Maine Road because Old Trafford did not have floodlights.

We then estimated evolutionary rates and divergence dates from an alignment of genome sequence dates with the isolates' recovery dates, by using BEAST V.1.7.4 (http://beast.bio.ed.ac.uk; see online supplementary methods).

A number of our sequences date back 700 million years or more, when we lived a tidy, unicellular life, while other chemical phrases bespeak our membership in the fraternity of apes, and may explain how we came to be human.

But both are better seen as two events in a sequence dating back to the Monterrey conference and stretching ahead to another big UN conference in September.