Sentence examples for calling comparisons from inspiring English sources

For all variant calling comparisons we used the alignments from BWA-MEM (Li, 2013) after realignment and recalibration with GATK unless otherwise specified.

This was different, said Quade, who called comparisons to the Zambrano incident "ridiculous".

Director Tom McGrath has called comparisons between his title character and the president "a gift or a nightmare, I don't know", telling the Hollywood Reporter the Boss Baby's "you're fired" line and other similarities were "a total coincidence".

The issue continued to boil in Germany, where Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle called comparisons between Israel and Iran "absurd," and Marcel Reich-Ranicki, the country's leading literary critic and himself a Holocaust survivor, described the poem as "disgusting".

Ad Week Magazine calls comparisons to the former time slot occupant "more jarring".

The Stages Mark Wright called it "a curious oddity" and called comparisons to Curb "inevitable".

Koch Industries spokesman Rob Tappan called comparisons between Koch and union money "apples-to-oranges" because "Charles Koch and David Koch spend their own money".

Koch Industries spokesman Rob Tappan called comparisons between Koch and union money "apples-to-oranges" because "Charles Koch and David Koch spend their own money". "Unions spend their members' money, at times against their interests and individual preferences," Tappan said.

Call comparisons between the WGA and non-WGA from same samples were grouped into 'Perfect Concordance (identical)'WGAWGA Missing Alleles', 'WGA New Alleles' and 'Undetermined' (missing allele).

It's called comparison shopping.

We extend the use of a finite order LTI system, called comparison system to ∞ analysis and design.