Sentence examples for terms of sequencing from inspiring English sources

The massively parallel sequence methods are quite diverse in terms of sequencing biochemistry, but they share many common features.

This method showed to be less demanding in terms of sequencing depth and multiple libraries construction compared to a complete de novo assembly.

In terms of sequencing depth, more than 86.5% of these sequences are represented by only 1 read, 12.5% by 2 to 10 reads while the remaining 1% are represented by more than 10 reads.

We followed established standards in the field in terms of sequencing paired-end libraries at high coverage plus mate-paired libraries of varying (3, 5, and 10 kb) insert sizes (Table 1).

In terms of sequencing results, we identified that 51 miRNAs were differentially expressed.

While these conflicts could be readily avoided when only one overlapping spectrum is available (as described in Bandeira et al., 2007b), extending the algorithm to more overlapping spectra would lead to a significant computational burden unlikely to result in relevant gains in terms of sequencing accuracy.

Viewed strictly in terms of sequence, the First Amendement's "first freedom" might be seen as freedom from rather than freedom of religion.

In terms of sequences, ℜ is u.s.c.s.c

The general terms of sequences b and c are shown in (6) and (7).

The identity conditions of genes can be given, in theory, in terms of sequences of base pairs in chromosomes.

High-resolution 1H NMR spectra of copolymers have been analyzed in terms of sequence distribution and stereoregularity.