Sentence examples for sequencing of water from inspiring English sources

Water resources planning and design problems, such as the sequencing of water supply infrastructure, are often complicated by deep uncertainty, including changes in population dynamics and the impact of climate change.

Sequencing and SNP discovery based on transcriptome sequencing of water stressed plants increased the likelihood of having sequence coverage in genes relevant to water-stress and identification of allelic differences in these genes between the two alfalfa genotypes evaluated in this study.

The forward difference has been used to calculate the derivative sequence of water content to saturation.

The mass presents heterogeneous hypersignal at T2 (STIR) and hyposignal in the sequence of water suppression and pre-contrast.

The biphasic rain garden was designed to increase retention time and removal efficiency of runoff pollutants by creating a sequence of water saturated to unsaturated conditions.

Interesting is also that Jodoin et al. demonstrate their algorithm on video sequences of water surfaces, in which the regular surface waves are included in the background; whereas extraordinary events such as ripples from a stone thrown in the water, or a passing boat, are detected as abnormal events.

The most enthralling part of Last Call at the Oasis, directed by Oscar-winner Jessica Yu, by far happens during the opening segments of the film when we are treated to a sequence of water shots -- flowing water, splashing water, droplets of water, and people drinking, swimming in, bathing in, just plain in ecstasy over water.

The sequence of water entering points differed for each of the 4 trials each day, but the location of the platform remained constant throughout the study.

To infer the specificity of the mapping procedure we included the reference genome sequence of water buffalo, which belongs to the same subfamily (Bovinae) as cattle.

Anther dehiscence is thought to result from a refined sequence of water allocation within the stamen (Fig.  5A); the endothecium (the sub-epidermal tissue) and other specific cell types are actively hydrated first and then dehydrated during the final stages of stamen differentiation (Scott et al., 2004; Nelson et al., 2012).

Sams et al. (1997) measured the large intrinsic attenuation in the stratified sequence of water-saturated porous sediments.