Sentence examples for by number of sequence from inspiring English sources

These results are clear evidence of the advantages of analyzing the abundance of specific smRNAs by number of sequence reads rather than by signal strength in gel-blot autoradiographs.

Tallies of small RNA hits were weighted by number of sequencing reads and collected in 10 nt bins, using the Microsoft Excel 2003 Chart functionality for map generation.

For randomly selected protein sequences, the logarithm of observed probability (expressed as rank divided by number of sequences) plotted against score should be linear.

To obtain P-values corresponding to HMM values, the highest scoring match was determined for each predicted protein in the Arabidopsis thaliana genome, then plotted against the logarithm of observed probability (expressed as rank divided by number of sequences).

Thus, the high abundance of miR-1 as indicated by the number of sequence reads is associated with its high expression in the heart.

Assume that the expression of a gene is measured by the number of sequence reads mapped to this gene in the region T = [ a, b].

The number of reads guaranteed by the provider divided by the number of sequences generated by the model will then give the optimal number of samples to be multiplexed.

In contrast, the mRNA-derived sequences showed much higher levels of clustering, with an average of 45% of the sequences from the mid-bloom (time point 1) and only 9.5% of the post-bloom sequences (time point 2) being unique (Table 1) (calculated by dividing the total number of unique sequence clusters by the total number of sequence reads).

Copy number aberrations were identified by comparing the number of sequence tags that aligned to the genome in each tumor cell line to non-tumorigenic MCF10A cells.

Networks based on combinations are not biased by the sampling or by the number of sequences used for each lineage.

Tree lengths were computed for each estimated tree by taking the sum of their branch length and were standardized by dividing each of them by the number of sequences.