Sentence examples for annotated the whole from inspiring English sources
Three different annotators annotated each video and a total of five annotators annotated the whole dataset.
As we will show in the next Section, once context properties and composition requirements are specified and component fragments are properly annotated, the whole set of specifications can be converted into a planning problem which is then resolved using planning algorithms.
In this current study we sequenced and annotated the whole genome of the gerbil-adapted H. pylori-strain B8 (accession numbers: FN598874 for the genome, FN665651 for the plasmid).
Even as Ricci shifted the geographic center of Western global maps, filling in detailed outlines of China and other regions from Chinese cartographers and annotating the whole in Chinese, he also added a frame that was both rationalist and religious, celebrated Western science and faith and created a culturally hybrid vision of the earthly cosmos.
While Rapgenius annotates its own sites, Diigo lets users annotate the whole web.
Rap Genius was just the first step to fulfilling Marc Andreessen's Netscape dream of letting people annotate the whole Internet.
Still, genome annotation is a rather complex process, extensive manual curation will be needed to precisely annotate the whole genome.
Instead of annotating each read or assembled contig separately, it bins similar reads/contigs into the same cluster and annotates the whole cluster.
The performance of a tool such as the National Center for Biomedical Ontology (NCBO) Annotator (13 ) would not allow us to annotate the whole document set as often as necessary.
By annotating the whole MIP superfamily in P. patens we also lay the foundation for future functional studies in a plant system allowing homologous recombination and all advantages of this, such as knocking out/replacing endogenous genes.
In total 2089 pTSS were annotated over the whole B. cenocepacia genome for genes transcribed under biofilm conditions, representing 28%% of all annotated genes.
