sequencing
n. uncountablen. the process of putting things in a specific order. In science, it often means finding the exact order of parts inside a gene or a chemical.
n. the process of arranging items in a particular order or sequence. In genetics, it refers to the determination of the precise order of nucleotides within a DNA molecule.
The sequencing of the tasks is very important for this project.
Scientists completed the sequencing of the virus's genome to help develop a more effective vaccine.
The rapid advancement of genetic sequencing technology has allowed researchers to identify hereditary markers for rare diseases with unprecedented speed and accuracy.
Often used in technical contexts like biology, linguistics, or project management; frequently paired with 'of' ('the sequencing of').