Sentence examples for accurately editing from inspiring English sources

In addition, the user can toggle between different visualization modes (such as the unprocessed image, tracked body, or footprints; Fig.  2b and Additional file 7: Video S2, Additional file 8: Video S3, Additional file 9: Video S4), which help in setting the parameters and accurately editing the video.

The goal of this study is to investigate if the wavelet transform can be used to accurately edit a fatigue history.

Such choices are also referred to, quaintly but accurately, as "editing".

Thus, it has been challenging to accurately identify editing candidates from transcriptomes in the absence of gDNA information.

To overcome the aforementioned issues, we have developed a new pipeline to accurately predict editing sites from 18 human RNA-seq datasets, even without knowledge of relevant genomic sequences from which the RNA-seq data were derived.

Despite their role in accurately translating the genetic code, aaRS editing pathways are not conserved, and their activities have varying effects on cell viability (Bacher et al., 2005; Lee et al., 2006; Bacher and Schimmel, 2007; Bacher et al., 2007).

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CORRECTION: This post has been edited to accurately state that Willie Robertson graduated from what was then Northeast Louisiana University (NLU) and is now University of Louisiana at Monroe (ULM).

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Meanwhile, whether editing the human germ line has any clinical future will depend on being able to do it accurately and safely enough, and also whether society finds it acceptable.

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