Sentence examples for alignment and reporting from inspiring English sources

Varying the alignment and reporting modes allowed the differential detection of two predominant peak sizes of sequencing reads as described in the results section.

The obtained clean reads were mapped to the mouse reference genome (GRCm38/mm10) with bowtie version 0.12.8 [ 16] using different combinations of alignment and reporting options.

Both studies removed duplicate reads prior to alignment and report 48-55% of data on target (compared to our 42-47%).

We then build phylogenies using the same model as was used to generate each alignment and reported the RF distance to the true tree also.

SRST2 is new code and takes an entirely different approach to read mapping, scoring alignments and reporting results than SRST [ 28], which was designed solely for MLST and is unsuitable for detection of acquired genes.

For the development of complete mtGenome haplotypes we recommend adoption of the best practice alignment, nomenclature and reporting guidelines outlined for the production of mtDNA CR data for forensics [ 27- 29].

For queries aligning to more than one place on the genome, strategies vary among the tools, with some reporting all alignments above certain quality threshold and others attempting to rank the alignments and report a fixed number of the top-ranking alignments.

However, there are few opportunities for exchanging approaches and experiences, and there is a need for alignment in measuring and reporting impact to attract more support for this sector.

All analyses are based on the Drosophila melanogaster genome BDGP release 5. Sequencing reads in the raw fastq files were mapped using Bowtie1 [ 46] using default paired-end settings, a maximum insert size of 1000 bp for valid paired-end alignments (-X 1000) and reporting only uniquely mapped reads (-m 1).

The study also noted redundancy in the exams, lack of alignment among some tests, and reporting lags, which reduced the utility of the test data informing instructional practices.

Daniel B. Burke, president of Capital Cities/ABC Inc., said in a statement last week that there will continue to be a "natural evolution and growth of new internal alignments and reporting responsibilities" at the merged companies.