Sentence examples for be joined to one from inspiring English sources

For one, information on two sequence reads being located in close vicinity is obtained and their position to one another known, second, if long enough these reads might be joined to one single read, longer than the usual read length.

Unlike conserved homologs that will be all connected together (forming a pattern of maximal density known as a clique in the connected component), divergent homologs will only connect to some of the sequences within the component; i.e. divergent bacterial genes will only bond to some of their bacterial homologs, while less divergent bacterial genes will all be joined to one another.

As Ezri Tigan was the only unjoined Trill available on board, she agreed to be joined to the symbiont even though she was unprepared and did not previously seek to be joined to one.

In the second place, the faces are joined to one another by the device of a continuous lip band which runs from one mouth to the next across the profiles of the faces.

In this way, individual plants are joined to one another by an underground hyphal network: a dazzlingly complex and collaborative structure that has become known as the Wood Wide Web.

The longer West Bank barrier is to be joined to the one being built around Jerusalem, a roughly 21-mile stretch that will consume some West Bank land along the city's eastern outskirts.

In the end, as the graph is strongly connected and all cycles start from visited vertices (except for the initial vertex), the cycles can be joined to form one Eulerian cycle.

In essence the problem is that if two small networks are joined together sequentially, each pathway in one can be joined to each pathway in the other.

Every vertex, except the vertices in the dominating set, is joined to at least one vertex of this dominating set by an edge.

A subset D of the vertex set V ( G ) of a graph is called a dominating set if every vertex V ( G ) ∖ D is joined to at least one vertex of D by an edge.

A subset D of the vertex set V ( G ) of a graph G is called a dominating set if every vertex V ( G ) ∖ D is joined to at least one vertex of D by an edge.