The phrase "and annotated in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been marked or explained in a specific way, often in the context of documents, texts, or data.
Example: "The report was thoroughly reviewed and annotated in a detailed manner to highlight key findings."
Alternatives: "and marked in a" or "and explained in a".
Clones were loaded in 384 well plates and sequenced via primer walking, using a combination of automatically generated primers from autofinish [ 23], or manually generated primers from consed [ 24] The clones were sequenced, assembled, and annotated in a semi-automated pipeline involving a database that stored and provided sequencing, primer, and annotation information for every clone.
Eight years ago, Gregory Heyworth *01 was laboring over a long French medieval poem called "Les Eschéz d'Amours" — "The Chess of Love". At the time he was a professor of English and medievalist at the University of Mississippi, and this poem — the last important poem of the European Middle Ages never to have been edited and annotated in a modern edition — had obvious appeal.
When combined with material imaged, transcribed and annotated in a previous phase of the project, the full collection will allow researchers and the general public to explore nearly 250 years of New England Native American history, community, culture, sovereignty, land, migration, law and politics, as well as issues of gender, race, and identity.
But with his passion for literature, devotion to education and pride in the brief period spent teaching undergraduates at Oxford, Burton would have felt honoured to be published by Yale and to have had his book edited and annotated in a scholarly manner by Chris Williams, professor of Welsh history at Swansea University and former director of the Richard Burton Centre for the Study of Wales.
Only genes that were present in the three species and annotated in a main chromosome were retained for further analysis.
To avoid artifacts (specific individual peptides) only detected peptides with frequency >20% were deposited, matched, and annotated in a Microsoft SQL database allowing further statistical analysis.
If unfinished projects are left behind, make sure that the data are organized and annotated in such a way that another person in the lab can use the data in preparing a publication," Maxfield suggests.
Biological functions of regulated genes were predicted and annotated in RegPredict by a combination of a sequence similarity search against the Swiss-Prot section of the UniProtKB database [ 45], domain architecture analysis in MicrobesOnline [ 43], and using functional gene annotations from the SEED [ 39] and KEGG [ 46] databases.
His best-known publication is the two-volume collection of Arthur Darby Nock's monumental Essays on Religion and the Ancient World, all meticulously edited and annotated in the service of a great scholar.
Though originally envisioned and annotated in the Texas Constitution as a branch of the University of Texas, Texas A.M.C. had a separate Board of Directors from the University of Texas from the first day of classes and was never enveloped into the University of Texas System.
Due to both small genome size and medical importance, ten genome sequences from Rickettsia spp. have been published and annotated in the last decade [9], [21] [27], providing a foundation to study the evolutionary history of these lineages through comparative genomics.
