President Bush, in a March 14 statement backing the road map, seemed to endorse that sequence.
We consider a principal-agent problem where the principal wishes to be endorsed by a sequence of agents, but cannot truthfully reveal type.
The Human Genome Project (HGP) was a significant moment in the history of human genomics, because it endorsed the principle that all sequencing data would be deposited on the web to be immediately accessible by the research community [ 4].
The XMRV sequences derived from prostate cancer tissue are identical to those from CFS patients, but differ from xenotropic MLV sequences, endorsing a genuine cross-species transmission.
The SNP says the two questions run in sequence and if both are endorsed - say 80% for the first and 51% for the second - the result will be independence.
Wellcome Trust managers and sequencing researchers from the Sanger Centre endorsed the publicly funded genome project's approach at a meeting this week.
Swept up by the genetic research boom, a Senate panel has endorsed an ambitious program put forward by the U.S. Department of Agriculture USDAA) to sequence the genes of important food sources.
The SRBH approach is endorsed by the fact other researchers have used closely related species to predict genes and sequence motifs [ 39, 40].
Two next-generation technologies, with different sequencing depth, yielded a satisfactory coverage and similar transcriptomics profiles, which was also endorsed by the proteomics results.
Summary: Biological sequence variants are commonly represented in scientific literature, clinical reports and databases of variation using the mutation nomenclature guidelines endorsed by the Human Genome Variation Society HGVSS).
In seminal recommendations, the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG) endorsed 56 medically actionable genes that clinical laboratories should generally analyze and report in the course of genome-scale sequencing.
