Sentence examples for assembled average from inspiring English sources

So far, so Polaroid-perfect, and from his sardonic tone it is easy to sense that Alan, who grew up with his mother in Nebraska and still stews over his father's abandonment, feels subtly resentful of this carefully assembled average American family.

For ISO12, 361 contigs were assembled (average coverage: 196×) with a total size of 11.4 Mbp (GenBank: LBNP00000000).

These included the number of assembled reads, the number of transcripts assembled, average transcript length, and the N50 value.

The results did not show significant differences among the versions in terms of the number of reads assembled into contigs, number of contigs assembled, average contig length, and the length of the longest contig (Table 1).

The.sff file (raw data) was imported to SeqMan Pro (Lasergene version 8.1.1, DNASTAR, Madison, Wisconsin, USA) and assembled (average Q score = 16 for quality trimming, mer size = 120, minimum match percentage = 94, repeat handling = on).

While these findings represent a positive development, it is important to note that these alternative sequence-assembly programs are actually less effective than Phrap for assembling average BAC sequences, due primarily to a great increase in the number of contigs and occasional generation of new misassemblies.

The parameters recorded were the total transcripts obtained after assembling, average coverage, average transcript size, percentage of transcripts having length higher than 1,000 bp and highest transcript length.

The tools for assembling average soma dendrite networks and estimating synaptic connectivity have been described in detail previously (Lang et al. 2011).

It is, the authors claim, "a triumph of information technology, speed and flexibility over low labour rates".What this suggests is a natural division of labour: a trouser maker could assemble average-sized khakis in volume in Mexico, but make special sizes such as narrow waists or long inseams in the United States, offering fast turnaround for retailers and less risk of overstocking.

In 2009, each worker at Fiat's Italian factories assembled an average of 30 cars per year, compared with nearly 100 per year in Poland, while being paid more than three times Polish wages.

Factories are heavily overmanned: a South Korean car-worker assembled, on average, 26 cars last year, while somebody working at Nissan's British plant made nearly three times as many.