The phrase "a range of annotations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of notes, comments, or explanations related to a particular subject or document.
Example: "The research paper included a range of annotations that clarified the methodology used in the study."
Alternatives: "a variety of annotations" or "a selection of annotations".
The exons can be virtually reassembled into over 250,000 transcripts according to a range of annotation sources.
Manual interrogation of genome browsers for a range of functional annotations simultaneously does not, however, scale well for large studies, lacks reproducibility, is unsystematic and is difficult to benchmark.
As a group, these variants would be likely to be associated with changes across many functional annotation categories, thus they can be identified by a range of functional annotation weightings.
Within each expression level percentile and for a range of gene annotation categories (i.e. CDS, intron, 5′ UTR, 3′ UTR, up- and downstream 500 bp regions), the number of genes containing constitutive CmCGG methylation site(s) was divided by those containing CCGG feature(s).
The ENCODE [ 4] and Roadmap Epigenomics [ 5] projects have expanded annotation beyond genic regions and have made available a wide range of annotations of regulatory elements in a range of different cell and tissue types.
A wide range of annotations were assessed and combined into a single measure (C score) for each variant, which can be viewed as an estimate of deleteriousness.
It combines a broad range of annotations and filters, thereby eliminating the need for bioinformatics expertise by the user.
Based on the BioMart 0.7 framework, the database is easily integrated with other BioMart-compliant resources, such as Ensembl and Reactome, to give access to a wide range of annotations alongside detailed experimental conditions.
It trains a Random Forest classifier [ 49] to discriminate between regulatory variants that are implicated in disease from the Human Gene Mutation Database [ 3] and control variants from the 1000 Genomes Project [ 50] using a wide range of annotations relevant to gene regulation, including ENCODE project data, conservation scores and genic context.
Schnoes et al. also reported a range of enzyme mis-annotations in public databases, where general, high-level annotation of promiscuous domains or broad superfamilies have been taken as proxies for the specific functions of matching sequences, failing to make the correct subfamily assignment and hence leading function annotation astray (37).
