Sentence examples for by the sequencing effort from inspiring English sources

To judge the diversity recorded within the FACS-sorted population, rarefaction and DGGE analysis were used to evaluate, respectively, the proportion of Pseudomonas diversity uncovered by the sequencing effort and the representativeness of the Nycodenz® method for the extraction of bacterial cells from soil.

At 3 and 5% genetic distance, the rarefaction curves were not saturated and the richness estimators indicated that 35.5 to 89.3% and 38.9 to 84.8% of the estimated richness, respectively, were recovered by the sequencing effort (Figures 1, 2 and S1, and Table S3).

Furthermore, the phenomenon seems to be unaffected by the sequencing effort (within the ranges described here) or sequencing technique used.

Despite the observed modest per-base accuracy of this sequencing platform, we were able to reconstruct nearly full-length16S rDNA sequences for 20 different species analysed from a mock bacterial community, and were able to obtain an acceptable taxonomy assignation for high quality 2d reads, only limited by the sequencing effort.

The ability to vary the quality of genotyping per individual (by varying the sequencing effort) makes it possible to reduce the cost of genotyping of a large number of individuals and therefore to increase the accuracy of prediction and selection intensity.

It is noteworthy that the best PAD combination for contig coverage (low-coverage GAIIx-IDBA) only yielded maximum contig coverage above 95% for 162 out of the 300 different genomes in the community, a figure that was not improved by increasing the sequencing effort 10-fold.

This prediction shall also be put to test by the sequencing efforts.

Future investigations into the genetic and molecular mechanisms that establish ChrY as a member of the regulatory genome in males, and as a factor influencing paternal POO effects in female offspring, will be aided by the sequencing efforts put forth for mammalian ChrYs [ 107- 109], especially mouse [ 10].

The sequencing effort, led by ancient DNA experts Eske Willerslev and Morten Rasmussen of the University of Copenhagen, comes to a dramatic conclusion: The 1- to 2-year-old Clovis child, now known to be a boy, is directly ancestral to today's native peoples from Central and South America.

Therefore, we reduced the sequencing efforts three-fold by using the pooled genotypes strategy.

While we expect this number to approximately double when the 7x canine genome sequence is completed, we speculate that given the density of markers mapped and the distance between adjacent CS, new CS defined by the 7x sequencing effort will be short in size and harbor a limited number of genes.