Sentence examples for convert the position from inspiring English sources
We used a custom Bioconductor script to convert the position of all predicted O/E sites in ungapped sequences to positions relative to the multiple sequence alignment, and therefore relative to the reference mouse sequence.
The syntenic map was built to identify usable natural genomic variation and to convert the position of any read mapped on the Mo17 contigs to the corresponding position in the B73 genome.
We converted the positions of candidate regions from these studies into NCBI Build 36-reference system with the liftOver tool available on the UCSC web page if necessary [ 97].
The smallest position value rule is used to convert the continuous position values of the particle to a discrete job permutation.
First, to make DE suitable for PFSSP, a new LRV rule based on random key is introduced to convert the continuous position in DE to the discrete job permutation.
First, to make DE suitable for PFSSP, a new Largest-Rank-rule (LRV) based on a random key is introduced to convert the continuous position in DE to the discrete job permutation so that the DE can be used for solving PFSSP.
The program Rutgers Map Interpolator (www.compgen.rutgers.edu/map-interpolator/) was used to convert the physical position of the 14 markers from base pairs to centiMorgans.
UCSC's web-based version of the batch coordinate conversion tool LiftOver (http://genome.ucsc.edu/ cgi-bin/hgLiftOver) was used to convert the rat genome positions to homologous mouse genome positions (NCBI build 37).
With these equations, we can convert the city light positions in the world coordinates to projection points on the image.
This optimal module converts the breast position, size and shape to the breast configuration indicator consisting of three components or indices the breast position, volume and breast congruence rate.
First, a novel encoding scheme based on random key representation is developed, which converts the continuous position values of particles in PSO to job permutations.
