Sentence examples for database line from inspiring English sources

We have developed a database, LINE FUSION GENES, for elucidating LINE expression throughout the human gene database.

Then, we check whether the set of these positions is a subset of any single-item-projected database (Line 4).

And if the pattern is long enough, it will be saved with its projected database (Line 10).

That is, we subtract the length of the pattern from each value in the pseudo-projected database (Line 2-3).

Assuming that the current pattern is frequent, the algorithm extends it by appending one base at a time (Line 3), and constructs the corresponding projected database (Line 4).

Then, an ungapped extension is performed for the queries that have identical hash values in sequential order, because this increases the cache hit ratio when accessing the positions of the sequences in the database (line 9 31 in Fig. 6).

Since this query may retrieve several tuples, we use a similarity function to find the most similar coauthor in the database (lines 15 24).

To address this deficiency, we developed a database for LINE expression and structure in the human genome, LINE FUSION GENES.

The function of the HCP is to receive and store, display, and analyze the database on line.

It allows the computation of spectrally integrated intensities (over 25 cm−1 bands or the full IR range) in a few seconds, regardless of the retained database and line model.

Some annotation methods can assign sentences derived from the database description line 15.