The phrase "a theoretical coverage of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the scope or extent of a theoretical framework or concept in a particular field of study.
Example: "This paper provides a theoretical coverage of the principles of quantum mechanics and their implications for modern physics."
Alternatives: "a theoretical overview of" or "a theoretical analysis of".
DNA-seq analysis was carried out as described in Materials and Methods to a theoretical coverage of one tag distributed approximately every 300 across the genome.
Sequencing was carried out to a depth of ≥10 M aligned tags, which corresponds to a theoretical coverage of about one tag every 300 bp, assuming 3E9bp/genome divided by 1E7 tags/sample.
The Col-0 endosperm sample has 1,7 million reads, which results in a theoretical coverage of 0.5 x genome-wide.
The combination of these 20 epitopes has a theoretical coverage of 98.1% of the population for both the prevalent HIV genotypes and also Chinese HLA-DR types.
There are 57 motifs that can not be queried in silico by any 50 bp read at 3 mismatches, and 61 motifs at 2 mismatches, which results in a 99.5% theoretical coverage of all CCWGG motifs.
A similarity illustrating theoretical coverage of facilities versus reality is provided in Uganda where, in 2003, results of an EmOC assessment showed that 21 (65%) of the 32 hospitals were comprehensive, while only five (4%) of the 129 Health centres functioned at their intended level [ 25].
The genome of Sm2011 was sequenced at the Genoscope (CNS, Evry, France) using fractions of 454 Titanium (46 Mb), 454 paired ends (18 Mb, insert size: 8 kb) and Illumina single end reads (1.2 Gb, read length: 76 nt), providing a 190-fold theoretical coverage of the genome.
The theoretical coverage of a two-dimensional close-packed full monolayer of single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) is 1 × 1014 molecules cm−2, assuming that the molecules are perfect cylinders 1.1 nm in diameter and are oriented perpendicularly to the plane of the surface [14].
Stringent filtering of reads revealed the real ratio and provided a higher quality data subset, but lowered the total theoretical coverage of our sequencing target to 10×.
The theoretical coverage of PPV23 was 85.1%.
The GeneRead V.2 panel improved the coverage, but still did not achieve its maximum theoretical coverage of 100%.
