unadjusted sequence
[/ʌnəˈdʒʌstɪd ˈsiːkwəns/]
nounpl: unadjusted sequences
🇧🇷 sequência não ajustada
1. A series of elements, data points, or events in their original order without any modifications, corrections, or calibrations applied
The unadjusted sequence of measurements showed significant variation before seasonal adjustments were made.
A sequência não ajustada de medições mostrou variação significativa antes dos ajustes sazonais serem feitos.
2. In statistics and data analysis, raw data presented in the order it was collected without any transformations or standardizations
The economist presented both the unadjusted sequence and the seasonally adjusted figures for comparison.
O economista apresentou tanto a sequência não ajustada quanto os números ajustados sazonalmente para comparação.
3. In genetics and molecular biology, a DNA or protein sequence that has not been aligned, edited, or corrected
Researchers compared the unadjusted sequence with the reference genome to identify mutations.
Os pesquisadores compararam a sequência não ajustada com o genoma de referência para identificar mutações.
💡 This is primarily technical terminology used in statistics, economics, genetics, and data science. The term is common in Brazilian and Portuguese academic and professional contexts when discussing seasonal adjustments in economic data (like IBGE statistics) or raw genetic sequences. The concept reflects the importance of distinguishing between raw data and processed/analyzed data in scientific rigor.
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