Sentence examples for change in read from inspiring English sources

Soybean P-responsive miRNAs were identified by calculating the log fold change in read counts, log 2 -Pi/+Pi).

In addition, each window was reversed and checked against the reference, allowing for change in read direction of BES or of the reference sequence.

In addition to using results from blast against other model species, one can also detect chimeras by mapping reads back to assembled transcripts to identify areas with a sudden change in read coverage.

Our initial detailed characterization of the AMY2A/ 2B duplication began with the observation of a step change in read depth of duplication carriers in unique-sequence DNA upstream of AMY2B, defining the telomeric boundary of the CNV.

For each size distribution, 15% of trimmed reads were equal in size to the average read length value, and represented the largest group of reads; the subsequent proportions of larger or smaller reads in a pool decreased by 25% for each single bp change in read length.

There are pictures on the mantelpiece of Hollande and Trierweiler on election night and certainly a change in reading matter, with works on Obama, Hollande's own election win, and a book by a Socialist party MP on state spending, subtitled Waste Less to Spend Better.

To evaluate change in reading performance parameters after monocular Kamra corneal inlay implantation for the surgical correction of presbyopia.

To evaluate the change in reading-performance parameters after implantation of the Kamra small-aperture intracorneal inlay over a 2-year follow-up.

In contemporary society, technological development has contributed to a change in reading habits, and the reading of digital texts has become a prevalent activity as both an alternative and a supplement to reading on paper.

A one standard deviation move in the distribution of family innovation parameters is associated with a 0.17 standard deviation change in math score and a 0.19 standard deviation change in reading score.

A previous study by Rosén and Gustafsson (2014) investigated the effect of home-computer use on reading achievement for 9 10 year-olds using a simple DiD approach where change in reading achievement was plotted against change in home computer use over two periods of time.