Sentence examples for substantial sequences from inspiring English sources

Substantial sequences of email exchanges and phone contacts between the supergrass and former Fleet Street colleagues, provided Operation Weeting detectives with new information which forced a major rethink on the full scale of phone hacking and the numbers of victims who were targeted.

Later LFA 1 and 4 retreat "tills" are strictly glacitectonites, and are thicker depositional units because later ice readvances encroached upon and cannibalized more substantial sequences of deglacial lake sediment and subaqueous ice-contact fans (LFA 2).

In theory, these un-annotated sequences (1,014) could be P. mariana specific transcripts or short segments of genes that would be recognized as homologs if more substantial sequences sets were available.

The fact that this gene is apparently only found in 18 arthropods (of all of those with substantial sequences in public databases) would suggest either a loss of such a gene in most arthropods lineages or more than one independent horizontal gene transfer event in T. urticae and the Lepidoptera.

With the recent focus on the sequencing of complete nuclear genomes has come a substantial interest in the development of high-throughput, low cost sequencing platforms capable of much more substantial sequence outputs than has been possible with conventional sequencers.

Circular dichroism and nuclear magnetic resonance spectra of all engineered variants demonstrate that they maintain their native conformations despite substantial sequence modification.

The Eday Group is the name for a substantial sequence of sandstones that is found at many locations in Orkney, for which Eday and the area around Eday Sound are the type area.

This has always been a paradoxical finding given the substantial sequence conservation between these proteins [4].

However, many of these inferences are limited to proteins with substantial sequence similarity.

Also the substantial sequence differences often seen in the shared effectors may also confer differences between typical and atypical EPEC.

This cut-off was the most stringent parameter setting applicable and ensures that the datasets show no substantial sequence similarity.