Sentence examples for efficiently read from inspiring English sources

Use your time efficiently – read a lot, travel, develop your understanding of different cultures and people".

Why can't it just be a tiny $100 streaming box whose sole job is to efficiently read controller input and zip that info back and forth to your PC? Valve may indeed have 65 million users on its service but don't most of them already have powerful PC gaming rigs?

Mobile Element Scanning (ME-Scanning) relies on targeted high-throughput sequencing to efficiently read nearly all the junctions between insertions of a class of mobile elements and the genomic flanks of those insertions.

Based on the guidelines set forth by Flaherty et al.. [ 17] and Guillemin et al.. [ 20] the translation and adaptation team undertook the task of translating the HTQ Darfuri version from English to classical Arabic (as opposed to colloquial Sudanese Arabic, as not all Darfuris speak the same dialect while all students are educated and can efficiently read and understand classical Arabic).

Medical billers should still understand coding language to efficiently read medical invoices.

Conclusions: The resequencing chip efficiently reads SERPINA1, JAG1, ATP8B1, ABCB11, and ABCB4 with a high call rate and accuracy in one assay and identifies disease-causing mutations.

We conclude that decentralized architectures must focus on applying techniques to efficiently handle read operations while maintaining consistency and dealing with typical issues on decentralized systems such as churn, unbalanced loads and malicious participating nodes.

Current fast aligners such as Bowtie (Langmead et al., 2009) and BWA (Li and Durbin, 2009) can efficiently map reads to the exon region, but are less efficient in the mapping of reads across splice junctions.

Our results show that BS-Seeker2 is able to accurately and efficiently map reads from both WGBS and RRBS protocols.

It uses seed-and-extend alignment techniques modeled after RMAP to efficiently map reads with any number of mismatches or differences.

The algorithms for efficiently mapping reads to the genome are now rapidly maturing, but until now it was an open question of how to interpret the reliability of those mappings.