Sentence examples for bp which is comparable from inspiring English sources
The sequence from northeast China records chemical weathering during 423 77 ka BP, which is comparable to the weathering cycles in the sequence from the central Chinese Loess Plateau.
BP, which is comparable to present rates measured on denudated marls in the Southern French Alps, under a probably climate-driven erosion regime, and (2) 17 to 20 t/ha/yr since 14,500 cal.
The linoleate 9S-lipoxygenase 5-like sequence from soybean (gene ID: 100802887) has an intron 1 size of 1,956 bp, which is comparable with that of AhLOX7.
The read length of the high quality ESTs ranged between 105 bp and 874 bp with an average length of 576 bp which is comparable with other reports [ 19, 20, 18].
In the obtained transcriptome of U. unicinctus, the assembly of the 53,874,422 clean reads produced 52,093 unique sequences with an average size of 738 bp which is comparable with other studies generating transcriptome data [ 29– 31].
The optimized assembly contained 89 large contigs (≥500 bp) and the N50 length was 132,586 bp, which were comparable to the statistics of Newbler assembly of the E. coli's 454 data.
Our results suggest that there is a positive weak-to-moderate tracking of BP in this cohort which is comparable to other studies; with adolescent baseline BP tracking better compared to childhood BP [ 26, 27].
The total assembly size for each genome was 4.1 Mb (N50 = 25,000 bp; total scaffolds 698) for strain CS-506 and 4.0 Mb (N50 = 56,411 bp; total scaffolds 319) for CS-509 (Table 1), which is comparable to that of the reference strain, CS-505 (3.9 Mb).
The total number of base pairs in the contigs were 2,478,004 for B and 2,584,200 for O, which is comparable to the only other previously sequenced M. haemolytica A1 draft genome with a 8× coverage (2,569,125 bp) [ 14].
The DNA loss rate in Cryptobranchus is 0.024 bp/substitution, which is comparable to that estimated previously from four species of plethodontid salamanders.
