Sentence examples for datasets produced from from inspiring English sources
Applying GET to transcriptomic datasets produced from tissue development studies the results correlated well with developmental stages.
In datasets produced from the ddRADseq protocol, a third bias is associated with the length of restriction fragments.
Despite the negative correlations, this location was included in the mixed datasets produced from the site-specific model selection.
Our genome browser, Trackster, is motivated by the need to enable visual exploration of increasingly large datasets produced from high-throughput sequencing data.
The sparse datasets produced from the ddRADseq protocol introduce a high sampling error to allelic ratio calls, increasing the uncertainty of SNP calls and an increased incidence of coordinates that appear as a SNP in one dataset but not another.
Furthermore, the analysis of Neiman et al. [ 17] is based on a mixture of datasets produced from different sampling approaches and methods ranging from mtDNA sequencing to tissue grafts.
Here, we describe in details a whole microarray transcriptome dataset produced from tsetse flies symbionts, Sodalis glossinidius and Wigglesworthia glossinidia.
Sequences obtained by qPhage plus pyrosequencing were similar to a dataset produced from conventional Sanger-sequenced transducing-units (TU), with no biases due to GC content, codon usage, and amino acid or peptide frequency.
The method has been tested on a simulated dataset produced from mixtures of DNA extracted from four 1000 Genomes Project sample and four spatially separated samples from a primary, untreated high-grade ovarian tumor.
Accordingly, a total of six datasets were produced from Datasets 1 and 2, i.e., Dataset x (MAS), Dataset x (RMA), Dataset x (DFW), where x = 1 or 2. Datasets 3 38 were produced from the Affymetrix HG-U133A array, which is currently the most used platform.
Mitochondrial and nuclear SNP datasets produced contrasting ML phylogenies: samples from Rio had a homogeneous nuclear background divergent from those found in Asia and Australia, but a highly heterogeneous mitochondrial background (Fig. 2).
