Sentence examples for density of matches from inspiring English sources

The density of dots in any portion of the dot plot represents the density of matches between the genome regions being compared.

We did however find an increased density of matches to the Abd-B PWM in peaks occurring in inaccessible chromatin, suggesting that a critical factor may be the number of Abd-B molecules able to bind in a particular region.

First, as compared to the peaks in accessible chromatin, they have a higher density of matches to the Abd-B PWM (median 6.5 matches/kb for the "Abd-B not DNase1" peaks versus 4.5 matches/kb for the "Abd-B and DNase1" peaks, p = 0.001; Fig.  7b).

These density gradients upon ultracentrifugation, moves the graphene sheets to their isopycnic points, where the buoyant density of graphene matches with that of the medium.

These transition probabilities are learned by maximum-likelihood estimation from an appropriate set of training CRMs and reflect the density of motif matches in those CRMs.

Here, various matching criteria, such as quantile matching, matching of distribution function, highest posterior density matching, and matching via inversion of test statistics, are considered.

Parameters used included motif density of 6 matching nucleotides within a window length of 8 bp, where the minimum number of matching nucleotides in the motifs was set at 12 bp.

Moreover, it is also observed that the probability density functions of matching pursuit angles are reasonably modeled by a single probability density function.

We mapped small-interfering RNAs (siRNA) to a composite 5S rDNA repeat, revealing a high density of siRNAs matching silenced IGS transcripts.

Based on the Gibson Ashby model, quasi-static compressive properties can be quantitatively designed and tailored with respect to relative density to match those of human trabecular bone.

The 454 bp minicircle containing a single recognition site (MCsp) was visualized using atomic force microscopy and consisted of topological forms with a mean of 2.7 negative supercoils [standard deviation (SD) = 1.1], corresponding to an average superhelical density of −0.057, which matches the expected superhelical density of closed circular DNA isolated from Escherichia coli cells.