Sentence examples for small sequencing from inspiring English sources

The device, expected to cost less than $900, could allow small sequencing jobs to be done by researchers who cannot afford the $50,000 to $750,000 needed to buy a sequencing machine.

The genome size is 373,173,519 bp after error correction with Illumina whole genome re-sequencing reads (see "Detection of small sequencing errors by mapping Illumina reads").

To detect small sequencing errors (single nucleotides and indels of 1 4 bases) in the newly assembled reference genome, Illumina Genome Analyzer II/IIx generated reads were used.

Small sequencing errors or ambiguities can potentially have an important impact on identification success under both character-based and phenetic methods.

Initially, several small sequencing platforms were formed around the larger universities of Sweden to serve nearby researchers.

If the goal is sequencing full-length genes, non-normalized libraries will yield a larger number of full-length sequences in small sequencing experiments compared to normalized libraries.

"You know, what's so sad is that the whole point of that small sequence in the film was innocence.

They assume that every small sequence of data represents the world just as well as long sequences do.

A variety of small sequence motifs, located upstream of minimal promoters influence gene expression.

To avoid any bias imparted by small sequences, sequences shorter than 300 bp were excluded from analyses of GC content, leaving a total of 18,444 coding sequences.

Any scientist who wants to conduct research on such a gene — even on a small sequence of its DNA — has to pay license fees.