Sentence examples for based on high coverage from inspiring English sources
Yet another very recent and in-depth examination of mtDNA heteroplasmy, based on high coverage depth MPS data and a low PHP detection threshold, also appears to be consistent with these findings.
It was considered higher quality than that of the melon genome assembly, because it had been obtained by Sanger sequencing or 454 sequencing of a small number of BACs to a high confidence degree, based on high coverage values.
Here, we provide updated gene annotations based on high coverage RNA-seq data for the reference genomes of three species of Drosophila: D. ananassae, D. yakuba, and D. simulans, which should serve as an excellent springboard and initial resource to the Drosophila molecular and evolutionary genetic community.
Using a clever algorithm based on higher coverage, and variation in insert length, it may be possible to detect smaller deletions (σ < l < L) as well.
Our findings are based on "high-coverage mtDNA sequencing" like the previous studies the reviewer mentioned.
Data-mining methods based on high-coverage genome sequences are considered as a reliable method to detect T2R gene repertoires, and most previous studies have identified nearly complete gene repertoires.
Among breeds, JER and Old-RED were relatively more inbred compared with HOL based on high ROH genome coverage.
In this case, investigating the variations of chloroplast genome based on higher genome coverage sequencing could decrease the number of missing values and heterozygotes, and thus obtain more accurate results.
Template was selected based on high level of sequence identity, query coverage, and alignment quality which promises a more reliable and good quality model.
To this end 10 reads derived from 250-bp paired-end reand and an 8-kb mate-pair library were used and assembled in the 23 Mb genome resulting in a total coverage of 55x based on high quality reads (Table 1).
Based on the high coverage sequencing, we could use the amount of sequence reads per scaffold unit size as a measure of abundance of the corresponding chromosomes.
