If a soft-clipped read contains the breakpoint(s) of an indel, we anticipate seeing a cluster of soft-clipped reads mapped to the same location around the breakpoints.
From October to November 2002, a cluster of skin and soft tissue infections due to MRSA involving pediatric and maternity patients occurred at a New York City hospital.
Beyond them, the setting unfolds in horizontal layers that shift between crisp and soft: a cluster of suburban homes, the Cross County Parkway and, on the horizon, the spires of St . Josephs Seminary next to a communications tower, all nestled among autumn-tinged trees.
During a period of 6 months, a cluster of S. aureus skin and soft tissue infections occurred in 2 families in Jerusalem, Israel, that were related through the mothers, who are sisters.
It was the last day of the campaign, mild and still, and outside a photogenic primary school in a soft valley, a cluster of Conservative volunteers had assembled with "Vote For Change" placards.
At the other end of the scale is a cluster of what some serious environmentalists call the "soft" green issues but have everyday resonance for Londoners, as they do for urban-dwellers everywhere: stuff like trees, parks, gardens and waterways.
Each trainload was met by a well-practiced police unit that briskly encircled the new migrants and escorted them across the platform — past a cluster of ostensibly old-fashioned German bakeries selling soft pretzels, and towards a makeshift row of tents where volunteers performed basic medical checks.
And in Canterbury, in the southeast of England, a cluster of interconnected bands created their own jazz-inflected hybrids: Soft Machine, Matching Mole, Hatfield & the North.
It identifies a cluster of anchored reads on one side and associated re-aligned soft clips on the other side of the fusion.
In one dish, generous pieces of lobster arrive under a cluster of almost microscopic hen-of-the-woods mushrooms, pumpernickel crumbs and a soft-poached egg.
