Sentence examples for a single extent from inspiring English sources

For small microbial genomes, the resulting assemblies could contain a single extent of sequence that spans the entire genome [ 8], while for large eukaryotic genomes the combined efforts of sequencing and optical mapping often result in substantially increased scaffold N50 (Table  1).

Classic solutions for the multiple comparisons problem (like Bonferroni correction or FDR) are too rigorous, and clustering-based corrections (grouping of connected individually significant voxels by imposing a single cluster extent threshold) may not be appropriate given the different size of the original ROIs (see Figure 4).

However, vertical (within a single slice) extents are not preserved.

The various forms of lung cancer display phenotypically diverse cell types and according to the clonal evolution model, cancer arises from a single cell, the extent of the cumulative genomic instability dictating tumor progression (Nowell, 1976).

Comparable values calculated for the QTLR defined in the Heifetz et al. [ 18] BC study (calculated from Table 3 of [ 18]) were a minimum extent of 13.4 cM (20.3 cM when excluding QTLR defined by a single marker); a maximum extent of 34.1 cM, and a mean extent from IA of 24.6 cM.

The locus of control was measured by a single question about the extent of the perceived possibility of influencing lifestyle and/or health behaviour (' To what extent do you feel that you can influence your health by changing your lifestyle and/or behaviour?').

There has been the most astonishing shift, in the space of a single generation, in the extent of involvement of fathers in child rearing.

All were asked to rate their spirituality by answering a single question: "To what extent do you believe in God?" The results, published in The Journal of Affective Disorders, revealed that about 80 percent of participants reported some belief in God.

Consequently, RiskScape also uses a HEMU of height in metres, input as raster or a single polygon denoting edifice extent.

I estimate a random effects model for the errors of different quantiles to see to what extent a single factor captures the unobserved heterogeneity in the distributions.

The results also show that under a single loading mode, the extent of damage at a given pre-strain level is indeed a function of loading rate.