Sentence examples for clusters length from inspiring English sources

In addition, the database provides statistical summaries, such as region preference, annotation summary, mutation plots, read quality, and read clusters length.

In eight clusters (length greater than 20 kb) with a DNA transposon or an unclassified element as the base element, TSDs were verified for the primary LTR retrotransposon insertion event.

For each category, we located their clusters in the human genome, then quantifying cluster length and composition, and estimated the clustering level as the proportion of clustered genome elements.

The fraction of surface intergranular sites corroded and intergranular surface cluster length increased sharply at a certain degree of sensitization.

The maximum random boundary cluster length drastically decreases and the frequency of resistant triple junctions increases with increasing frequency of the CSL boundaries near the percolation threshold.

3) We observe an increase of clustering length with increasing flux density limit of the sources, in accordance with expectations for a sample of relatively-nearby galaxies.  .

Gene co-expression network reconstruction showed that AGAMOUS is a key gene in compactness of Sistan grape cluster, because it influences on expression of GA gene which leads to increase cluster length and berries size.

From this plot, it is also well visible that southern galaxies seem to be much more strongly clustered than northern ones, with the clustering length A w = 0.24 ±0.01 degrees, while in the northern hemisphere we measure.

In humans, according to gene cluster length analysis, one would think that gene strand location is random.

Interestingly, gene expression was positively correlated with both assembled cluster length (R = 0.4741, p<0.0005) and corresponding longest open reading frame (R = 0.4771, p<0.0005) in all analyses.

The minimum cluster length was limited to 40 codons representing the approximate minimum size of a protein domain [57], since this avoids small clusters of a few closely spaced variants becoming highly ranked (see datasheet S3).