"subsequent sequence" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to a series of events which follow one another in sequence. For example, "The subsequent sequence of actions proved to be critical in the outcome of the experiment".
A common feature of these sequencers is their relatively short sequencing reads, making subsequent sequence assembly a great challenge.
Another way is a recently demonstrated path dependency approach, which asserts that previous activities in the landscape will influence the subsequent sequence of events.
Subsequent sequence manipulations utilized the online BLAST 2 Sequences [37] (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ blast/bl2seq/bl2.html).
Subsequent sequence manipulation was carried out in the Simmonic sequence editor package [18] (available from http://www.polio.vir.gla.ac.uk).
Subsequent sequence data analyses were carried out as described by Glazov et al. with some modification [15].
Gain of virulence was acquired through mutation and subsequent sequence exchanges between the two copies of Avr3c.
Subsequent sequence analysis revealed seven consensus sequences of RNA helicases at the C-terminal end of the protein [11].
Subsequent sequence analysis of the Helicobacteraceae PCR products confirmed the presence of only Helicobacter pylori in these 3 samples.
Representative examples of isolates possessing a PCR-RFLP genotype distinct from those that we previously identified [13], [22], [23] were used in a subsequent sequence comparison.
One clone was selected, and subsequent sequence analysis confirmed a correct orientation and location of the second transposon 1,618 bp downstream from the exon 3.
Subsequent sequence analysis revealed these to be two distinct strains, but such homoplasy may be replicated using COI barcodes in these strains.
