Sentence examples for surprising sequence from inspiring English sources

This theme of happy accidents pertains to 'seat-of-the-pants' opportunism when unplanned avenues of commerce just unfold in a surprising sequence of good fortune or less-than-judicious, perhaps slightly manic impulse, as exemplified in the following instances from the data: My team was part of a smaller subcontractor hired to build hardware.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00173.015 By scanning the proline into each of the first 10 TM positions, we found multiple sites and surprising sequence diversity could accommodate rhomboid cleavage.

The loading domain architecture to form a t-butyl functionality is suggestive of a malonyl-CoA substrate which is decarboxylated and trimethylated from SAM, a surprising reaction sequence involving novel biosynthetic elements.

Considering its exceptional regenerative capabilities, surprising little sequence information is available for the newt.

It is not surprising that sequences classified as NOSs are often discovered to contain RNA binding activity since NOSs are generally rich in basic residues, a feature amenable to binding negatively charged nucleic acids [7], [12], [14], [16].

While it is not surprising that sequencing more specimens would yield more MOTUs, what was unexpected was that this pattern held for a given sampling intensity.

Bovine clones were selected for sequencing based on their close homology to human near the CDS start, so it shouldn't be the surprising that sequences were obtained that were similar to human near the CDS start.

A surprising result of sequence analysis is the sequence diversity in the putative flexible arm of candidate fungal tRNase Zs.

As this is the most abundant β in this species, it was not surprising that this sequence was the first L. albus β conglutin sequence reported.

This result was surprising since the sequence homology between human and chimpanzee is ~99% [ 29] while the sequence homology between human and mouse is in the range of 85-92% [ 52, 53].

This finding is probably not surprising because static sequences are the most predictable sequence.