Sentence examples for annotated first from inspiring English sources

Fifty authors, including Ian McEwan, Hilary Mantel, and J. K. Rowling, are contributing annotated first editions of their novels to an auction benefiting English PEN.

Rick Gekoski, a rare book dealer and trustee of English Pen, curated the collection of annotated first editions for the sale.

From JK Rowling's satisfaction at how the game of quidditch "infuriates men" to Ian Rankin's revelation that he originally planned to kill off Rebus at the climax of the inspector's very first outing, a ground-breaking charity auction of annotated first editions from 50 major contemporary writers will give unprecedented insight into how the classic titles came to be.

Here we present evidence for a new ADAR2 splice variant that extends the open reading frame of ADAR2 by 49 amino acids through the utilization of an exon located 18 kilobases upstream of the previously annotated first coding exon and driven by a candidate alternative promoter.

All study Holters were annotated first automatically by the commercial Holter scanning algorithm (Vision Premier Burdick Holter System) and then annotated by a trained technician using standard procedures.

Moreover, in several cases the most recent literature is annotated first, while the most basic functions of certain proteins might be known for decades.

The predicted genes were annotated by first comparing them to the HK1651 annotation using the NCBI BLAST software [ 46].

We estimated the cross-validation performance of the annotation system in correctly assigning a specific stage (S) for the 3724 annotated images first.

Fielding recently annotated a first edition of Bridget Jones's Diary for a PEN auction: her marginalia remark that the dating game is "so much worse now with email, texting, Twitter, Facebook".

Many of those proteins without obvious signal sequences are probably inaccurately annotated, as first exon prediction is notoriously difficult.

We previously annotated the first complete Hif genome from a clinical isolate (KR494) that caused septic shock and necrotizing myositis.