Sentence examples for derived coverage from inspiring English sources

Thus, reference-free algorithms that take account of local graph topology or locally derived coverage statistics have the potential to produce results where a standard alignment based approach would fail.

The cross-sectional nature of these data may be considered a limitation of these methods in that derived coverage estimates provide only a snapshot view and any changes in population size or fertility since the denominator data were captured cannot be taken into consideration.

For CG data, coverage statistics were derived from coverage and coverageRefScore files for each chromosome.

Three basic network dimming methods are derived for coverage, frequency, and service dimming.

However, this does not mean that general public values should not be reflected in utilities derived for coverage decision making.

Using either NOAA satellite 12 or all 3 satellites makes a small difference with regard to derived effective coverage and the ocean model nowcast error.

Further analysis of paternally and maternally derived read coverage in each heterozygote showed that the two parents contributed equally to the F1 hybrids.

This proved to be the case (Fig.  2) with infant mortality strongly associated with our derived service coverage index (Spearman's rho = -0 · 81, p < 0 · 001).

At the population level, coverage derived from the registry may under-estimate coverage rate, while parent reports tend to over-estimate coverage.

Based on the approach described above, the contributions of the paper are summarized as follows: 1) Based on the cell load model, we first derive the coverage probability of the network without SFR scheme, which can be used for the derivation of coverage probability and average rate of the network with SFR scheme.

Specifically, we derive users' coverage probabilities, which is defined as the probability of user connecting to BS, in closed forms with different sleeping strategies and access policies.