Sentence examples for try to sequence from inspiring English sources

One way is to try to sequence activities.

Indeed, Dr. Venter said, he plans to try to sequence all the microbes of a sample of water from the Atlantic Ocean at once.

But of course there were those who felt that "real" sounds were an impediment to the pure abstraction that the medium demanded, and these were the poor souls who had to coax sounds out of early signal-generators and try to sequence them using huge, slow, expensive computers.

I always try to sequence the album so you get a movement out of it.

Next, the researchers plan to try to sequence nuclear DNA from the finger bone.

At the time, researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, who had obtained the mtDNA announced that they would try to sequence the nuclear DNA of the fossils to solve the mystery.

B.G.I. has several teams trying to sequence the human microbiome, as well as those of other animals.

Another of his research centers, the Institute for Genomic Research, is trying to sequence the genomes of all the organisms in the human intestinal tract.

I was pretty sold on the idea of two really good-sounding vinyl sides, but no matter how we tried to sequence the songs, we kept getting halfway into another record.

The researchers performed a number of tests to eliminate the possibility of contamination from modern wheat, including trying to sequence DNA from the chemical solutions it used in the experiments, but no plant sequences were detected.

Meanwhile, the government's Genomics England project is trying to sequence 100,000 NHS patient's DNA, which is private and carries a threat of legal action if patients are identified.