Sentence examples for annotations given from inspiring English sources

Again, consider the object annotations given in Fig. 12.

Only for the first scenario is the text, with annotations, given in full so that the reader of this article can appreciate how participants could recognize themselves and others in the description of the present situation and immediate future, and then be taken out of their common-sense ideas by being confronted with unexpected but plausible futures.

The predicted proteomes analysed [ 7, 9- 17] were deduced from the annotations given in Table 1.

The information is binned according to the set of annotations given to every genomic locus (see methods for details).

We use the gold protein annotations given in the data, and multi-word protein names are concatenated and treated as single words.

There is not currently a clear solution to this issue, although distinctions are usually made between annotations given from coding and non-coding transcripts.

These annotations gave us a valuable resource for investigating specific pathways and function genes in C.

These slim annotations give a broad overview of the ontology content without the details of the specific fine grained terms.

These annotations give valuable insights into the regulatory pathways for studying specific processes and biological functions in skeletal muscle growth.

One of the major misconceptions about GO is that the ontologies and annotations give a complete coverage of biological knowledge and are therefore stable and unchanging.

Manual annotations gave a total of 317 probe sets (61%) similar to a known protein, 80 (16%) identified genes and 121 (23%) lacking any sequence similarity in any database and therefore called "unknown" (for a detailed list see Additional file 1).