Sentence examples for complexity in assembly from inspiring English sources

The literature identifies that a better understanding of the relationship between people and complexity in assembly design and operation is needed.

The fact that the Potato Genome Sequencing Consortium is currently exploiting the high genomic similarity between S. tuberosum and S. phureja to reduce the complexity in assembly supports this hypothesis [ 49].

The high dynamic range of expression values leads to difficulties in selecting the k-mer lengths for constructing de Bruijn graphs [ 7], while alternative splicing leads to much higher complexity in the assembly graphs than in traditional assembly of DNA-seq reads.

Another layer of complexity in metagenomic assembly is due to high frequency of polymorphisms and genome variations that, along with low complexity regions, lead to mis-assembly and chimeric contigs formation and is furthermore hampered by the presence of viruses and inserted phages [ 23 25].

The reduced complexity in the separate assemblies of individual pools of BACs would suggest a more accurate assembly.

Our results reveal an unprecedented level of complexity in the self-assembly of magnetic nanoparticles.

In this study a method for including manual assembly complexity in variation analysis in CAT is introduced and discussed.

As formulation routines account for a large fraction of production costs, reducing complexity in the process of assembly, loading and functionalization of nanoparticles is desirable.

In assembly systems, the complexity may cause human errors and in turn impacts system performance.

Operational complexity and the role of human operators in assembly systems are then discussed in the context of product variety.

In comparison to the first CRL structure, recent findings have revealed increased complexity in the overall architecture and assembly mode of CRLs, including multi-domain organization, inter-domain flexibility, and subunit dimerization.