Sentence examples for calls of a sample from inspiring English sources
SUGAR will be especially useful to control the quality of variant calls of a sample with technical errors in sequencing procedures.
This calls for a sample size of ≈10.
Tumor tissue can be very optically dense, calling for a sample thickness of 10 μm thick or less, and even then every optical interface scatters light quite strongly.
The overall call rate of a sample is equal to the number of SNPs receiving an AA, AB, or BB genotype call divided by the total number of SNPs on the chip.
We found robust evidence for the presence of phylogenetic signals in several acoustic parameters derived from advertisement calls in a sample of 90 species representing four clades of anurans with a wide diversity of call acoustics.
In a previous paper, we demonstrated that the territorial calls from a sample of banded males were individually distinctive and constant over time in their acoustic features, and could be used for individual-based monitoring of Dupont's lark populations [20].
The Birdseed algorithm accurately determined the genotype calls of each sample with a high overall call rate of over 99.5% and a high concordance rate of over 99.8% using more than 48 samples after removing low-quality samples by adjusting QC criteria.
The design calls for the recruitment of a sample of households that match a selected group of demographic characteristics at the total US major market and 61 geographic areas.
But it also contains "Save the Life of My Child," a surreal excursion that starts with a squelch of Moog synthesizer and includes a ghostly, disconcerting snippet — we would now call it a sample — of Simon & Garfunkel singing "The Sound of Silence".
One chart revealed the number of phone calls a sampling of unnamed reporters had exchanged with FBI agents and other officials in the bureau.
State regulators hired an outside firm to check the accuracy of each insurer's online directory as of mid-June by calling a sample of physicians listed for individual coverage.
