1. arranged or organized in a particular order or sequence

1. past tense of sequence; arranged in a particular order
2. determined the order of components in DNA, RNA, or proteins
Usage: scientific

Examples

• The DNA was sequenced in the laboratory.
• She sequenced the events chronologically in her report.
• The genome sequencing project took several years to complete.
• The teacher sequenced the lessons from basic to advanced.
• Scientists have sequenced the virus’s genetic material.
• The photographs were sequenced to tell the story.
• Researchers sequenced the protein to understand its structure.