As RNAseq mapping provides only approximate definition of transcript ends, we searched for a promoter motif within an area +/− 250 bp from the point at which 5' short-read coverage for exon 1 ceased.
Microscale pipette tips thus provided a useful basis for the rapid, approximate definition of a chromatography design space.
We used this definition because, according to literature, 10% of total expenditure is considered as an approximate threshold at which the poor household is forced to sacrifice other basic needs, sell productive assets or incur debt [ 20].
"They are not adequate even as an approximate model of how the American system of power works".
You can use this year (and perhaps past tax years) as an approximate guide.
In this case, the estimator is obtained as an exact solution to an approximate model, whereas we derived it as an approximate solution to an exact model.
Use your inventory turnover as an approximate measure of efficiency.
Our study was limited by the definitions for hypertensive disorders in pregnancy used by the Nova Scotia Atlee Perinatal Database, and while these definitions are not exactly the same as commonly used definitions, they approximate definitions proposed by the Canadian Hypertension Society and other organizations [ 4].
This brings me to the following protest at what another reader sees as overblown language in the Guardian, particularly in headlines: "Would it be possible to create a hierarchy of words in descending order of magnitude with approximate definitions?" Could I not do something about overheated language, the reader asked, before it became a disaster, or catastrophe, or tragedy?
Note that the i-th diagonal element of A CF, app equals C F i 2. When A CF, app is used as input of a network concept function, one arrives at an approximate CF-based concept (see Definition 7 in the Methods section).
The definition of an approximate match depends on the application at hand, and it determines the feasibility of extending suffix arrays to handle such queries.
