Sentence examples for a poor coverage of from inspiring English sources

In our study, we have a poor coverage of the UTS2 region coding for the two short transcripts.

This also points to a reduced overlap of the SAGE and available EST data, which will result in a poor coverage of low expressed genes by non-normalized 3' UTR ESTs and in the failure of SAGE-to-transcript assignment.

However, our study was limited to one large common deletion type CNV that was detected using CNV detection algorithms from SNP data, and a 50 K SNP chip that was solely targeted at SNP genotyping and generally has a poor coverage of CNV regions (as shown in Figure 2).

Moreover, we investigated this directly by evaluating the distribution of interaction degree normalized by the total number of interactions in datasets rich in membrane interactions (e.g., PF-PCA and SU-2HY, both with more than 65% membrane interactions) or with a poor coverage of membrane interactions (e.g., two hybrid (2HY), (29%) and affinity capture-MS (14%)).

Additionally, a combination of the distribution of field observations and the results of our modeling exercise suggest an extremely poor coverage of CWRs in protected areas.

Peptic digestion of Tf under HDX quench conditions that include a short incubation in a high concentration of TCEP produces a peptide map with poor coverage of Cys containing residues.

In addition, taxonomic uncertainty for plant species for host records at a global level, the poor coverage of sampling across many species within a genus, and the lack of readily accessible phylogenetic trees within many plant genera all limit the utility analyses at the level of host species.

Lindi, Mtwara and Iringa (regions with a proliferation of small-scale salt producers) showed poor coverage of I-salt and a high proportion of individuals with low UIC levels (above the 50% threshold), indicating inadequate dietary iodine intake.

One of the reasons is the poor coverage of mobile networks inside a train, which also leads to frequent voice call drops on trains.

However, direct communication from a device on-board with a wayside network operator suffers from signal attenuation which is one of the main reasons for the poor coverage of mobile networks inside a train.

Although poor coverage of perovskite layer could lead to a decrease in absorbance, this specific structure and the light scattering in the crystals enhances the absorbance.