Sentence examples for contiguous ones from inspiring English sources

The city owns the lots -- some contiguous ones make up nearly entire blocks -- and has designated 17 private developers for the rebuilding.

Given that kind of density, Mr Florida writes,  "it makes sense to develop high-speed rail connections within mega-regions first, and later develop connections between contiguous ones, say for example down the east and west coasts or across the Great Lakes region".

Notice however that both 1-seeds and transition seeds are more efficient than the contiguous ones.

An exception is that single spaced and transitions-constrained seeds are both more accurate and more efficient than contiguous ones.

Then, the multiple sequence alignment is partitioned into successive conserved (C ) and variable (i.e. non-conserved; V ) regions, these being either a single character or a set of contiguous ones.

Compositional jumps significantly larger than the standard deviations of isochore GC (1-21-2%eparate one isochore from the contiguous ones (see Additional File 7 for the coordinates, sizes, GC levels and GC standard deviations of the isochores identified in the analyzed genomes).

In 2003 he bought a contiguous one-bedroom apartment, and in 2004 he undertook a renovation that incorporated all of his purchases.

We sequenced a well-known bacterium, Acinetobacter baylyi ADP1 and applied our method to obtain a highly contiguous (one single contig) and accurate genome assembly even in repetitive regions, in contrast to an Illumina-only assembly.

The states that boast the highest percentage of passport holders are Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, California and Alaska, all of them solidly blue except the chilly, non-contiguous one.

Two of these CNVs are contiguous on chromosomal region 15q11.2, one of the most unstable regions in the human genome [ 23].

Among clusters containing sequences exhibiting strong expression in one or several contiguous datasets, one can distinguish clusters 2 and 10.