Sentences with phrase «very specific sequence»

I was trying more to create a framework for them, something that they could enjoy, more than I was trying to create a very specific sequence, if that makes sense.
The letters on the page before you have a very specific sequence.

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«The DNA sequence itself tells us very little about how cells actual decodes the DNA, and to understand this we need to map out which cell components are present in different parts of the genome at a specific time.
In the beginning, there are very few rafts, and if you want to give someone directions to get to a particular raft, you might tell them to travel over a specific sequence of intermediate rafts that have names.
With genetic sequencing technology, we can get down to very specific spelling mistakes.
«You could get information about specific genes, but sequencing technologies were very slow,» said Jansson, now a division director of biological sciences at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) in Richland, Wash..
Therefore, inserting loxP sites at deliberate locations in a DNA sequence allows for very specific manipulations as discussed below.
These phage libraries have tremendous diversity, so you can use them to find very unique antibody protein sequences that target specific molecules within disease pathways,» says Coyle.
They are complex molecules which can only be produced by the immune system of a living animal, and which recognise and bind to very specific protein sequences.
The lead author of the paper eventually concluded, «There is very little evidence to suggest that any specific sequence of exercise strength gains or muscular hypertrophy.»
This meditation workshop will take you deep into the world of Yoga Nidra by guiding you through a specific sequence of steps to induce a very deep state of relaxation.
The choreography stuck very closely to specific BPM and then my editor created a click track to that BPM and we created the sequence to a click track.
The road trip itself is a vague oddity of an extended sequence — if one will permit the metaphor, an off - key bridge in the middle of a song — in a film that, up until that point, has so clearly defined a very specific predicament for a very specific person in a very specific time and place.
The great educator E.D. Hirsch, who led the development of the Core Knowledge Sequence has strongly argued that schools should teach a very specific curriculum that allows children to understand the things that writers and speakers take for granted.
Our coaches advise a very specific structure to this answer — certain information in a specific sequence that takes an appropriate amount of time.
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