Sentence examples for call a consensus from inspiring English sources

The MinION will read both strands of DNA (Template and Complement) and the software will attempt to call a consensus 2D (2-directional) read.

In the case of long sequences (Sanger or PacBio reads), algorithms compute multiple alignments of the reads and call a consensus sequence to correct erroneous regions.

4. Consensus call: A consensus sequence is assessed from the whole MSA using BioPerl capabilities to serve as the weighting reference for calculations.

The book is less bold, less playfully demanding, than Rivka Galchen's recent novel, "Atmospheric Disturbances," which explores a similar mental deviancy from what Galchen wickedly calls "a consensus view of reality".

In October of 2014 a group of more than seventy academics published what they called a consensus statement, asserting that playing brain games had been shown to improve little more than the ability to play brain games.

But that would require severing, one by one, deep ties between European and Iranian businesses, and necessitate what Mr. Hadley called a consensus for "aggressive action, even if that means compromising their commercial interests".

We study the Manhattan Sequence Consensus problem (MSC problem) in which we are given k integer sequences, each of length ℓ, and we are to find an integer sequence x of length ℓ (called a consensus sequence) such that the maximum Manhattan distance of x from each of the input sequences is minimized.

He has offered himself to the two leading candidates as a president everyone can agree on – what he calls a "consensus remedial facilitator" – in an interim government, though the chance they will go for it is slimmer than a communion wafer.

Earlier Tuesday, Foreign Minister Alain Juppé described what he called a "consensus on how to end the crisis" among NATO states as well as the African Union, which has said it would broker talks between Colonel Qaddafi and the rebels fighting his rule.

By many measures, Judge Merrick Garland is what Washington calls a consensus nominee for the Supreme Court.

He produced aggregated factors to produce what he called a consensus structure of personality disorders.