Sentence examples for collapsed region from inspiring English sources

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Then collapsed region that are within 250 kb from each other are grouped together.

The PCF in the sensor head has a microhole collapsed region near the splicing point and the free end of the PCF is infiltrated with Agarose.

Since this normally should be accompanied by significantly increased sequence coverage in the "collapsed" region, those effects are possibly amenable to automated pattern recognition and thus could become corrected by reassembly under modified conditions.

Although the collapsed region and the totally collapsed region vary with the range of molecular weight, the scaling law appears to be valid.

In the collapsed region, the smaller acoustic impedance mismatch at the boundary between lung parenchyma and chest wall allows for enhanced transfer of sound energy to the chest surface.

Beyond contributing to the gas exchange impairment (depending on the perfusion), these "always" collapsed regions may also act as stress risers at their interface with aerated regions, though they are theoretically protected from the mechanical ventilation.

It must be noted that mild ARDS and a consistent fraction of moderate ARDS do not present collapsed regions which are recruitable within the range of conventional tidal volumes [ 29]; that is, there are no pre-requisites for PEEP to work.. Physiology tells us also that the more dependent the collapsed region, the higher the pressure required to keep that region open.

However, the draft sequence of T. cruzi suffers from the problems described above, i.e. collapsed regions and misassemblies due to the repeated nature of the genome.

The size of the fabricated AI-PCFI is 1 mm in length and 125 μm in diameter; the length includes both the 250 μm hole collapsed regions and the approximately 100 μm long Agarose-infiltrated region.

Following the construction of the multiple alignment graph, a series of 'detangling' algorithms are used to simplify the complex regions of the graph, such as overly collapsed regions shorter than the length of the reads (i.e., parts of reads that happened to be near-identical to each other by chance, and so produced overlaps that collapsed into a single multiple alignment region).