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sequenced

UK
/ˈsiː.kwənst/
US
/ˈsiː.kwənst/

Translations

sequencedverb
sequenced
Past Simple
sequenced
Past Participle
UK
/ˈsiːkwənst/
US
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Used as the simple past tense and past participle of the verb 'sequence'.
séquencerVerbe de biologie et de traitement des données ; au passé, le français emploie souvent le passé composé ou le participe passé.
The lab sequenced hundreds of genomes last year.
Le laboratoire a séquencé des centaines de génomes l'an dernier.
sequencedadjective
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US
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séquencéEmployé surtout en contexte technique, scientifique ou méthodologique.
The sequenced steps in the manual made it easy to follow the instructions.
Les étapes séquencées du manuel ont facilité le suivi des instructions.
Additional translations
ordonnéPlus naturel pour l’idée d’organisation logique ou méthodique.
Synonyms
ordered
arranged
systematic
organized
structured
sequenceverb

sequenced

Past Simple

sequenced
Past Simple
sequenced
Past Participle
sequencing
Gerund
UK
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US
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séquencerEn biologie moléculaire.
The scientists sequenced the genome to identify genetic mutations.
Les scientifiques ont séquencé le génome pour identifier des mutations génétiques.
classerTrier ou ranger selon un ordre donné.
The librarian sequenced the books by genre.
Le bibliothécaire a classé les livres par genre.
Additional translations
ordonnerPlus soutenu.
Synonyms
order
sort
line up
organize
arrange

Definitions

sequencedverb
simple past tense and past participle of sequence
The lab sequenced hundreds of genomes last year.
sequencedadjective
Arranged in a specific order or sequence.
The sequenced steps in the manual made it easy to follow the instructions.
Organized in a logical or systematic way.
The sequenced presentation helped the audience understand the complex topic.
(genetics, bioinformatics) Having had its nucleotide or amino-acid sequence determined
A fully sequenced genome allows researchers to identify genetic variations rapidly.
sequenceverb
To arrange in a particular order.
The librarian sequenced the books by genre.
To determine the order of nucleotides in a DNA or RNA molecule.
The scientists sequenced the genome to identify genetic mutations.
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