One of the things that we're able to uniquely offer to the ensembles that are performing here, and to New York audiences, is an opportunity to meet that composer.
All other read pairs were discarded since they were not able to align uniquely to the combined C2T and G2A reference genomes.
Of 3,961 conserved clusters, we were able to uniquely map 1,884 to the Heliconius genome and 2,101 to the Bombyx genome.
In order to test this, it is important to be able to uniquely identify individual neural progenitors and their lineages in the brain.
To be able to uniquely estimate other parameters in the model, one factor loading for each latent variable was set to 1.
To be able to uniquely name these squares with 3-word phrases, they simply came up with 40,000 words and cubed it to get 64 trillion word combinations, a little more than the 57 trillion necessary.
Currently, she is advocating for a new forensic technique known as "ballistic fingerprinting," which may be able to uniquely link a bullet to a specific gun.
Using this stringent approach and paired-end information, we were able to uniquely map read pairs to these repeated loci, including through short stretches of non-unique sequence.
In Fig. 4 we used 13884 RNAi phenotypes for which we were able to uniquely map the genepair name to the worm protein name used in EuGenes.
The non-unique probe selection problem is to select a probe set that is able to uniquely identify targets in a biological sample, while containing a minimal number of probes.
The sensors were able to uniquely detect these gas vapors and demonstrated a linear response to concentration levels between 2000 and 10,000 ppm.
