We show a parsing tree according to the above sequence instance acdacbacdabdc in Figure 5.
First, a single sequence instance may score above the assigned cutoff score for our model simply because some error is intrinsic to any search method applied to very short sequence regions.
These searches bring up functional descriptions of sequence instances that match the regular expressions.
For training purpose, a sequence dataset comprising 104 experimentally validated Arabidopsis sequence instances reported by Beauclair et al [ 5] (Supplementary Material, 2010) as well as negative target instances used by Heikham and Shankar [ 23] was formed.
(Note that "reading the singulars" is not a mere metaphor: this is precisely what geneticists are quite literally doing in the process of gene sequencing, for instance, in the human genome project).
Full agreement is not restricted to taxa represented by single-sequences; for instance, the 30 Pe. arborescens sequences are placed solely and exclusively in TU 68, while the set of 14 Pe.
In the future, using genome sequences from diverse maize inbred lines, we can compare in silico the mined single/low-copy sequences, for instance between B73 and Mo17, and select those with sequence variations.
Users can upload sequences into P2RP as.gbk (GenBank) files, or as multiple FASTA files of protein or DNA sequences (for instance whole metagenomes).
In fact, the book is at its best describing some of the most subjective sequences: for instance, the private bliss of the Samambaia idyll, the "house and rock / in a private cloud".
In one memorable sequence, for instance, the fliers attack a zeppelin in midair, riddling it with bullets and triggering explosions that send German soldiers fleeing along the top and interior of the airship, while biplanes buzz on all sides.
