The phrase "annotated by the same" is not entirely clear and may not be commonly used in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to annotations made by the same person or entity mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "The document was thoroughly reviewed and annotated by the same expert who authored the original report."
Alternatives: "noted by the same" or "commented on by the same".
If several transcriptionally related conditions that are also annotated by the same annotation value are combined into one column representing this annotation value, it will be located in the center of gravity of the combined conditions, with all associated genes being located in the same direction.
Here we add up all the columns annotated by the same annotation value to one representative transcription profile.
Probe sets annotated by the same gene model with contrasting expression ratios were removed.
In a GEA analysis the genes annotated by the same term are assumed associated to each other.
We quantified the expression for these unigenes, here defined as clusters of isotigs annotated by the same reference protein.
To remove redundancy on multiple probes annotated by the same gene, we kept the probe with the minimum q-value.
Because we could not ensure that the two annotators were using the same version of HPO, each time a disparity between the two annotators was identified, we manually verified if the concept annotated by one annotator could be annotated by the other using the same synonym.
It appears, typically, in a familiar formulation — the same one as above — with the outrageous quote annotated by the fact that the person later apologized.
*CUFF.5, CUFF.6 and CUFF.7 were annotated by the Cufflinks pipeline as separate transcripts but their close location suggests that they may be components of the same transcript.
The null hypothesis is that genes annotated by T have the same probabilistic distributions in the given gene set and in the reference set.
