The phrase "assembled better" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the quality of assembly or construction of items, indicating that one assembly is superior to another.
Example: "The new model was assembled better than the previous version, resulting in improved durability."
Alternatives: "constructed more effectively" or "put together more efficiently".
Thus with optimal length distribution of clone-inserts, a given genome could be assembled better at lower coverage.
At 6-0, this may be the greatest Minnesota Vikings team ever assembled, better than the 1998 flash in the pan that finished 15-1, bethan then the 1970s conference powerhouse that this team so closely resembles.
The pure 3R tau isoform reactions assembled similarly in the presence or absence of DTT whereas the pure 4R reactions assembled better with DTT.
Tech giants are increasingly working towards assembling better, more diverse data sets to combat the second issue.
Our appointment with the justice minister kept getting pushed back so he could assemble better evidence against Gulen, Sayiner told us — a claim that seemed questionable, at best.
If the Lakers have won more championships in the modern era, Celtics fans say it's merely because the Lakers have greater physical talent -- as though no franchise should get credit for assembling better talent than others, within in a sport where you have to use savvy as much as dollars to assemble effective talent.
Although 3R0N tau isoforms appeared to assemble better than 4R0N tau in the absence of DTT, the difference was not statistically significant (Figure 3A).
Gelatin tends to self-assemble better than laminin-1 in these incubation conditions.
Highly expressed transcripts will assemble better with high kmer lengths, while poorly expressed transcripts will be better assembled if low kmer lengths are used.
Since low abundance genes typically assemble better with a smaller k-mer size, and highly expressed genes assemble better at larger k-mers [ 35], we ran ABySS multiple times using k-mer lengths between 25 and 50 bases.
The Conference stressed the need to assemble better knowledge on current research programmes and facilities, as well as for the exchange of information between scientists in both developed and developing countries along the lines proposed in FAO's CARIS and AGRIS projects.
