Sentence examples for compositional extremes from inspiring English sources

Brahms takes his techniques to compositional extremes.

Genome heterogeneity in terms of short oligonucleotide compositional extremes and dinucleotide relative abundance distances between different parts of genomes have been examined by Karlin et al., 1994 [28].

For all types of MRI regions, we found that novel substitutions (rare SNPs) tend to more strongly erode the compositional extremes (X-richness) of the region.

We assessed approaches to create and/or retrieve a background matched to a set of target sequences' compositional properties in order to resolve the enrichment scoring bias engendered by compositional extremes of some ChIP-Seq datasets.

During the past 30 years, the main focus of research related to regions of local compositional extremes (low complexity regions; LCRs) was their identification for the purpose of sequence masking (Altschul et al., 1994; Wootton and Federhen, 1993; Ye et al., 2006) for eliminating spurious hits in database searches (Promponas et al., 2000; Tsoka et al., 1999).

The fixation bias on both fixed substitutions and indels tend to protect MRI regions from degradation of their compositional extremes amid the constant flow of random mutations, thus suggesting their contribution in the preservation of functional and structural complexities of the human genome.

Indeed, the considerable evolutionary distances, inappropriate taxon sampling, lack of genuine phylogenetic signal, and various artifacts such as compositional biases, extreme rate variation among sites, or heterotachy will negatively impact the resolution of most trees (Philippe and Laurent 1998; Philippe et al. 2005; Lockhart et al. 2006; Jeffroy et al. 2006; Stiller 2011).

The repeated orchestral lines recall, to some listeners, minimalist techniques (a compositional style employing extreme simplicity of form).

Although experimental data reveal major complexities in carbonate phase diagrams, and natural occurrences highlight extreme compositional variability, these series have been mostly regarded as simple binary mangesite-siderite, and dolomite-ankerite solid solutions, the latter eventually coexisting with calcite/aragonite.

The visual inspection of these troublesome points shows that they correspond to DNA segments having extreme compositional biases.

This reduces the problem because the most extreme compositional bias is observed at synonymous sites that do not affect the amino acid sequence.