Sentence examples for contiguous peak from inspiring English sources

Bins from both the 'normal' and 'offset' jobs that are adjacent or overlap are merged to form contiguous peak regions.

If used with a primer located downstream of the CTG repeat, it can be useful for detection of variant repeats located at the 3′ end of CTG array, when gaps could be observed in the regular and contiguous peak pattern, but the reaction may sometimes fail, leading to false negative results [ 43, 112].

More specifically, when the interval of two contiguous peaks is detected to be less than the predefined cancelling-pulse length, the generation of the first cancelling pulse terminates in the middle of the interval and immediately triggers the second cancelling pulse.

Albumin-free material eluted in two contiguous peaks, with SR-A reactivity localizing to the second peak only.

Neighboring peak Mount Massive is the second highest peak in the Rocky Mountains and the third highest peak in the contiguous United States.

Raw scores are smoothed by a fast Fourier transform ("FFT" in Figure 1B) such that contiguous sharp peaks become wide ranges in order to assess changes in regions, rather than nucleotides.

In fact, oil production from the 48 contiguous states did peak around 1970.

Both methods generate a signal over the genome in which contiguous regions of peaks on the genome represent the presence of an interacting molecule.

To be included in the calcification score a lesion had to have an area of at least 0.51 mm2, i.e., two contiguous pixels and a peak density of at least 130 Hounsfield U. A total score for each artery and for the entire heart was calculated by summing the lesion scores.

The broad maximum is centered on Val84, which shows remarkable spatial covariance with residues belonging to other helices of contiguous protein subunits, with peaks at Phe31 (Tyr135Tyr135 (TM3), Phe145 (TM3) and Val152 (TM3), despite the lack of direct contacts.

That knowledge, or lack of it, extended to the understanding of the large and complex watershed, which includes the slopes of Mount Whitney, the tallest peak in the contiguous United States.