Sentence examples for called peaks from inspiring English sources

This method simulates how falling rain water flows from higher level regions called peaks to lower level regions called valleys.

The next stage in the onset-detection process is to identify local maxima, also called peaks, in the ODF.

Increase of dislocation concentrations to N d ≈ 5  106 cm−2 is accompanied by increasing of radiation intensity of DEL bands (called peaks D1 D4) in the spectrum of electroluminescence [12].

We selected 20 positive peak intervals identified by HLH-1 ChIP-chip, 17 of which overlapped with ChIP-seq called peaks.

We found a 95 and 100% overlap for the 2 comparisons, indicating that the called peaks were essentially identical in the two replicates.

Our algorithm called peaks in the extremely high-density tag profiles of the sheep β-lactoglobulin gene [13], [14], [27] and in yeast [2].

In 2007, he published a wider-ranging volume called "Peak Everything".

The problem of extraction of pure component signals in incomplete chromatographic separation is often called "peak deconvolution" [ 35, 58].

Genome coverage by nucleosomes was measured as the ratio between the cumulative called peak length and the genome length.

An initial crucial step is the identification of regions with significant signal enrichment relative to a control sample in a process called peak calling.

Peaks are found by peak finding algorithms [ 20], which is called peak calling, yielding a set of DNA fragments of ChiP-enriched genomic regions.