Sentence examples for assembled into a unique from inspiring English sources
All these components, however, still have to be assembled into a unique supramolecular system, an 'artificial virus'.
A causal map was established to represent the causal knowledge of each of the experts and then, the established causal maps were assembled into a unique global causal map, which was subsequently validated by the experts.
The approach consists in the partition of a RC member into different concrete segments printed separately and, then, assembled into a unique element along with the steel reinforcement system.
These resultant unigene datasets from each sample were then assembled into a unique "All-unigene sequence" dataset using the TGICL platform.
The remaining contigs of the six sets were further assembled, using Minimus 2 with REFCOUNT = 0 and MINID = 90: in a first step, the six sets of contigs were assembled two by two (split and unsplit), to produce three sets of sequences; in a second step, the three sets were assembled into a unique set of assembled sequences.
De novo assembly of Illumina HiSeq2000 platform-generated paired-end sequencing reads resulted into 69,011 leaf and 64,244 root transcripts which were assembled into a total of 84,628 unique transcripts.
By creating outlines of original and default shapes on her computer, Steciw draws upon the photograph to create a unique form that is assembled into a multidimensional composition.
A total of 976,904 raw sequence reads were assembled into 33,105 unique transcripts having a mean length of 893 bases and an N50 of 870.
A total of 9,578 reads from Sanger-based sequencing was generated; these assembled into 4,689 unique sequences (assemblies plus singletons) with an average length of 596 nucleotides and a total length of 2.8 Mb (Table 1, Figure 1).
These reads were assembled into 16,798 unique transcripts, with a mean length of 1127 bp.
After paired-end joining and gap-filling, these contigs were then assembled into 51,089 unique sequences with a mean size of 737 bp.
