The phrase "a given length in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a particular measurement or dimension in a certain context, such as in mathematics, engineering, or design.
Example: "The rope must be cut to a given length in order to fit the specifications of the project."
Alternatives: "a specified length in" or "a certain length in".
First, it can evaluate all ORFs above a given length, in three or six reading frames, within each alignment.
This concept was extended from the single locus consideration to chromosomal segments of a given length in Morgan.
Knowing these error rates enables us to estimate the total number of SVs of a given length in a human genome.
However, calling nloops the number of feedback loops of a given length in a single simulation, the transformation y = log (n l o o p s + 1 ) appears to produce normally distributed data in all the datasets analysed.
Also the value of meanline is small, because the probability of observing a recurrent pattern of a given length in a stochastic signal decreases for each increase in duration.
Figure 3 G depicts the ratio between: (a) the fraction of U-tracts longer than a given length in each set and (b) the corresponding fraction in its own reference set of nonexonized antisense Alu elements within the same genes (29,712 and 11,509 Alu elements, respectively).
In other words, the number of short STRs of a given length included in longer imperfect ones is far from the number of solitary short loci of the same length, and we assumed that they have little influence on divergence rates (defined below).
A parallel master workers philosophy is employed to search for all the paths of a given length existing in the associated graph.
The average coverage of each fragment was proportional to the number of reads of a given length used in the assembly (data not shown), so that it was possible to calculate the number of reads to sample from each dataset in order to obtain the desired coverage depth.
This morphometric index assumes that heavier fish, for a given length, are in better condition.
In [ 10], we introduced an algorithm that computes the accessibilities of all intervals of a given length l in cubic time.
