Sentence examples for use of sequel from inspiring English sources

Both the Euler-SR and Velvet assemblies showed a decrease in the number of substitution errors and indels relative to the reference genome after the use of SEQuel.

Although we demonstrate the use of SEQuel with Euler-SR, Velvet and Velvet-SC, its use is not limited to these assemblers.

In the Euler-SR assembly, the number of indels of size ≤50 bp went from 908 to 379, and the number of substitution errors went from 221 to 109 with the use of SEQuel.

Contigs were aligned to the E.coli reference genome (NCBI Accession NC_000913.2) using BLAT (Kent, 2002) and both mismatches and indels were counted and compared across contigs before and after the use of SEQuel.

The number of indels of size ≤!50 bp was reduced from 145 to 79, and the number of substitution errors was reduced from 155 to 104 with the use of SEQuel.

Twice is enough, but thanks, Joe Dante, (Is that even a real name?) for using your sequel-cum-parody-of-sequels to scar my psyche forever.

In order to evaluate the performance of SEQuel, we use three different datasets described in Chitsaz et al. (2011).

In its bloodletting and its liberal use of Catholic ritual, the sequel maintains the original's tone.

The final step of SEQuel is to refine the original contig using the positional de Bruijn graph.

In the sequel, we shall use of the following lemmas.

In the sequel we make use of the left translation of the Lie group G.