Sentence examples for annotation error from inspiring English sources

In short, is a prediction function that minimizes the average annotation error over all annotated chromosomes.

One annotation error concerns two chemicals after each other that were annotated as one in the sentence "On interaction with anhydrous potassium acetate 14-bromcarminomycinone (III) yield 14-acetoxycarminomycinone (IV)".

Schnoes, A.M., Brown, S.D., Dodevski, I. & Babbitt, P.C. Annotation error in public databases: misannotation of molecular function in enzyme superfamilies.

This version of CAFE is able to estimate the amount of assembly and annotation error present in the input data using a distribution across the observed gene family counts and a pseudo-likelihood search.

Hence, many early publications showing numerous genic exceptions to microcolinearity are incorrect because of this routine annotation error.

The error categories for the false positives were: partial match; annotation error; out of corpus scope (e.g. larger drug molecules such as protein drugs); not a chemical (e.g. the term "metabolite").

Burset et al. [ 10] estimated that at least half the annotated non-canonical splice sites should be annotation errors.

Others are due to: Prodigal annotation errors, e.g. split gene models; genes annotated as pseudogenes in MG1655; genes missed by the syntenic gene pairs assignment algorithm.

However, the lack of transcriptome data underestimates the genetic potential, does not provide information about transcriptional units and contributes to disseminate annotation errors.

Five annotation "errors" were family names (e.g. 1- carboxyalkyl)hydroxypyridinones).

Large human annotation errors would be spotted and corrected instantly by the spontaneously balanced construction system.