Sentence examples for a lower coverage from inspiring English sources

Concordance of CYP2D6 predicted phenotype between estimates of whole-genome sequencing and targeted genotyping panel were 90%; a result from a lower coverage depth or variant calling difficulties in our whole-genome sequencing data when copy number variation and/or the CYP2D6*4 haplotype were present.

As an alternative, we propose an algorithm to determine a minimum-distance spanning tree (MST) based data gathering tree that is more energy-efficient and prolongs the node and network lifetimes as well as inflicts a lower coverage loss on the underlying network at any time instant, all of these at the cost frequent tree reconfigurations.

In contrary to the earlier stage, a higher value of η will result in a lower coverage level.

Whereas all selected ML schemes show a lower coverage for the max quality category, a gain for the med and the min quality category coverage can be observed.

The two schemes can make the energy replenishment of sensors more efficiently and avoid charging the sensors with a lower coverage degree to maintain the coverage of the network.

In order to overcome this problem, a narrow-gap semiconductor material, Ag2S, was deposited in the local domain of CdS/TNTs by spotting sample method, which may result in a lower coverage of Ag2S on TNTs, and the presence of these three semiconductor materials can decrease the recombination possibilities of photoelectrons and holes.

To address this height issue, we present the image in Figure 4b that is associated with a different part of the pyrite surface, that has a lower coverage of lipid, and allows the bare pyrite surface to be identified with more certainty.

The villages in-between might have had a lower coverage.

Moreover, unless the W of the population is also 1, the calculated CI will always miss the population value, resulting in a lower coverage.

This arrangement, when combined with Illumina paired-end sequencing, results in each instance of a restriction site sequence being sampled many times by the first reads and the genomic DNA sequence in the nearby region being randomly sampled at a lower coverage by the second reads.

Still considering the analytical CI, we observe that for high values of W (e.g. W>0.8 and N>100) the CI coverage gradually decreases, meaning that the 95% CI has in reality a lower coverage and the confidence level of the interval is overestimated (figure 4).