Sentence examples for data anchor from inspiring English sources

Paleomagnetic data anchor the surface leading to more accurate results.

In order to allow to link individual data from PIAAC and PIAAC-L with the Federal Employment Agency data, anchor persons had to give their informed consent.

Likewise, molecular data anchored taxa that were unstable in our analyses of morphological data alone.

Summary: We present a format for efficient storage of multiple tracks of numeric data anchored to a genome.

This can be improved in future versions of the assemblers that can fill gaps using paired-end data anchored on one side on single-copy sequences.

Previous studies in lower model organisms have made extensive use of comprehensive gene regulatory experimental data anchored on the interactions of upstream regulators with specific gene regulatory sequences (Davidson, 2006; Davidson et al., 2002; Smith et al., 2007).

We were able to score these more divergent loci using synteny data anchoring locus determination and subsequent de novo domain prediction using a combination of 14 HMM algorithms (see Methods).

A subset of the candidate genes associated with the methionine content on chromosome 5 could already be placed on sequence data anchored on an ultra high density map of potato [ 42].

We want to extend support for rendering features beyond QTL to include more generic features, such as gene models for SNP data anchored to physical maps, and to provide a graph track to display summary information such as PIC values or test statistics.

Using three-generation longitudinal data anchored in a sample of grandparents aged 55 and over in 1992 in the Netherlands, we show that childcare support from grandparents increases the probability that parents have additional children in the next 8 to 10 years.

As a measure of the impact of low DO events at the benthic layer, we determined the length of exposure (h) of each DO category in bottom water using time series data from anchor station studies, which we expressed as the percent of the observation period.