Sentence examples for attributed to the sequence from inspiring English sources
A higher number of false negatives, especially in variable cell wall surface family proteins and pspA genomic regions can be attributed to the sequence diversity together with the stringent filter parameters used [44].
Our results indicate that the increase of GC-content in the recovered fragments can be attributed to the sequence preference of MNase in conjunction with the size selection step, explaining to some degree the correspondence between the in vitro, in vivo and predicted nucleosome occupancy maps.
This discrepancy may be partially attributed to the sequence assembly errors during Illumina sequencing (Additional file 1).
The GO identifier of the best hit (with a cutoff of 1e-7) wattributedtod thethe sequence.
This finding can be attributed to the sequence length which is about two thirds shorter than that of multi-line contigs (Table 2).
The success of neuraminidase inhibitors can be attributed to the sequence and structure conservation of neuraminidase in all subtypes of influenza.
The differences between the two spruce protein sets may be partially attributed to the sequencing technologies employed to generate the original transcriptomes (Sanger vs. next-generation technologies).
This allows NERVE to attribute to the sequence the subject's most similar function as a query putative function, reported in a further special MySQL column – if no hits are found, the notice "no sufficient similarity found for function inference" is shown.
This improvement was attributed to the lower sequence divergence of RASs, which also expanded the sequence space covered by the microarray.
Errors attributed to the 454 sequence were corrected using the consensus sequence of Illumina reads.
First, the self-locked aptamer probe was designed with three functions: one was specific molecular recognition attributed to the aptamer sequence, the second was signal transduction owing to the transduction sequence, and the third was self-locking through the hybridization of the transduction sequence and part of the aptamer sequence.
