Sentence examples for a reduced segment from inspiring English sources

CGHcall (van de Wiel et al., 2007) and CGHregions (Van de Wiel and Van Wieringen, 2007) implementing the DNAcopy segmentation algorithm were used to create a reduced segment matrix containing five copy number levels.

The signal-detection approach also suffers from a reduced segment length as shown in figure 4C, however in a different way: with short segments, the discrimination performance is reduced and this reduction is accompanied by increased uncertainty of discrimination performance (figure 4D).

True direct development was therefore thought to be a characteristic of arachnids; however, the veracity of larval eurypterids apparently showing a reduced segment count [ 75] is uncertain [ 76], and so it is unclear whether true direct development had already been attained by eurypterids.

For reads shorter than 50 nt, segment lengths of half the read length were used for TopHat, as it was found to dramatically increase the number of splice junctions found (i.e. 30,381 junctions identified for the default segment length of 25 versus 68,946 junctions identified with a reduced segment length of 22 in the human dataset).

Some regions of gain or loss observed in 50% of the tumors show a more reduced segment with higher frequency of rearrangement.

The curve pivoting induced by the system resolution and breathing corresponds to a reduction in sensitivity, i.e. the infarcted fraction range (0, 1) in a segment is mapped into the reduced segment relative level range (0.5, 0.8).

The proper choice of slot geometry and the arrangement of segments give improved tool performance in terms of quality of the cut, noise, abrasive wear, fatigue life of the steel centre, flow of coolant to the cutting zone, and reduced segment wear by abrasion.

The former case involves the assumption that the supposedly peculiar pygidium of P. dumerilii may have arisen in evolutionary history by the fusion of the ancestral non-segmental annelid pygidium and a reduced body segment.

However, applying this sort of explanation to the posterior region leads to a major ontogenetic problem: a reduced body segment would be produced posteriorly to the SAZ of P. dumerilii, a phenomenon that has not been described in any annelid species.

Multiple drill holes followed by a low-energy osteotomy produces small bone spikes that interdigitate at the osteotomy after acute deformity correction; this can be compressed for added stability, reducing segment motion during osteotomy fixation and reducing the stress on the plate and screws.

Computational simulations show that knowing "formubo" increases lexical competition when hearing "formu…", but reduces segment prediction error.