bFor uniquely mapped fragments, both of the two reads could be uniquely mapped to a unique location in the reference genome.
A key constraint applied to this expansion of DSSTox was the requirement for a 1 1 1 mapping among the DSSTox preferred name for a chemical (chosen to be unique), the active (or current) CASRN, and the chemical structure, as could be uniquely rendered in a mol file format.
All of the k-mers that could be uniquely mapped to a single position on the reference genome, the unique mapping reads, were named as the universal unique reads set.
Ingels declared, "In my own humble opinion, we were the ones who managed to discover, or uncover, something that could be uniquely Park City.
At the same time, Israel has a powerful American lobby with bipartisan strength that could be uniquely positioned to help the White House shore up support in Congress.
Robertson seems a well-adjusted person ("She's brilliant. Very fair," says one colleague) but she sounds hard-headed when she discusses why Dorchester could be uniquely well-placed for a Woolworths-style renaissance.
Professor Latanya Sweeney of Harvard University proved the term meaningless more than a decade ago when she demonstrated that 87% of all Americans could be uniquely identified using only three bits of information: their postcodes, birth dates and gender.
Those answers could be uniquely valuable if they drew from Microsoft's own data resources, culled from assets like Bing, the Windows Azure cloud computing platform and Skype, he said.
She and Sophia Wang, a dancer who recently completed her Ph.D. in literature, were collaborating on a sculptural installation when they took a long walk up a hill and discovered that discussing Aristotle's conception of topos while huffing could be uniquely stimulating.
Such capability could be uniquely utilized when designing BNNT-reinforced composites for structural vibration control applications.
Reads that could be uniquely mapped to a gene were used to calculate the expression level.
