Sentence examples for default repeat from inspiring English sources

For example, in this study, just under 40% of CDC42 could be targeted with default repeat masking settings.

The advantage of implementing the default repeat masking settings during SureSelect eArray design will be greater on-target specificity.

Although this did allow us to sequence more of these genes than would have been possible with the stricter Agilent default repeat masking settings, it came at a cost of generating more off-target sequence.

With the default repeat masking option turned on, it was only possible to design target capture baits for just under 40% of CDC42 and just under 43% for PTBP2 (see cRNA baits RM track in Supplementary Fig. SA, e.g. of coverage across PTBP2 with default options).

If you decide to choose another e-mail program to be a default, repeat the process but choose another program from the "Action" column.

All confirmed or suspected pulmonary TB patients who were sputum smear-positive and/or at high risk for MDR TB (individuals with prior TB treatment, persistent smear-positivity after 3 months treatment and/or poor clinical improvement, relapse, default, repeated treatment interruptions, contacts of patients with confirmed MDR TB, homeless persons and former prisoners) were included.

By default, the repeats and SNPs are shown in density graph with darker color representing higher density.

In principle, when RepeatScout is run with default parameters, repeats present in less than 10 copies are not reported.

Traditionally, summer has felt like something of a dumping ground, with schedules defaulting to repeats in the face of big sporting events like the Euro, Wimbledon and the forthcoming Olympics.

Short repeated motifs were identified either as inverted repeats (by using EINVERTED with default parameters; ) or tandem repeats (Tandem Repeat Finder, with default parameters; ).

By refusing to give specifics about how the E.C.B. would react to a default, except to repeat the "no selective default" phrase, Mr. Trichet may have shown a willingness to compromise, said Marie Diron, an economist who advises the consulting firm Ernst & Young.