Sentence examples for criteria of sequence from inspiring English sources
Manual annotation under stringent criteria of sequence alignment with other dimorphic fungi gene sets allowed us to ascribe a putative biological function to many of those genes.
(2) It should be noted that the DUFs were generated essentially by criteria of sequence similarity among sequence segments of various origins.
The dataset contained raw sequences, for which the pre-processed sequences passed the preAssemble [ 11] processing criteria of sequence quality and vector contamination (Construction and content).
The algorithm determines the most concise rule for an annotation based on the criteria of sequence length, InterPro group membership and taxonomy.
Subsequent sequence analyses only used one sequence per species selected on the tiered criteria of: sequence length; fewest variable nonsynonymous sites; fewest synonymous sites; greatest agreement to consensus; and finally, using the individual selected for a majority of other genes.
While the DBC method groups together proteins with these relatively small domains, the criteria of sequence identity and match length required by SLC is only fulfilled for small subsets of proteins within the domain-based families.
However, their criterion of sequence identity (>94%) for identifying inversions was higher than the whole-genome average.
That both target prediction methods detect such a small number of the same targets can be attributed to the fact that Made1 targets are likely to be avoided by the miRanda based approach due to its criterion of sequence conservation and the fact that Made1 is an evolutionarily young TE family.
A second shortcoming is that current pathogen annotation tools primarily make predictions using the simplistic criterion of sequence similarity.
Three substitutions per position was suggested as a criterion of sequence diversity for analysis of missense substitutions, and we have adopted it as our criterion for use with Align-GVGD in case-control mutation-screening applications [ 7, 52, 53].
Only three contigs with coverage greater than 10-fold (average coverage of 14×) hit genes of potentially eukaryotic nuclear origin by the criterion of sequence similarity, but those three hits are sequences of low complexity.
