Sentence examples for equivalent reads from inspiring English sources

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This way, equivalent reads will never reside too long in memory.

Indeed, in practice the runtime bottlenecks are parsing the reads, computing the compatibility graph and detecting equivalent reads.

We overcome the two problems presented above using an online version of the union-find algorithm which computes connected components and eliminates equivalent reads on the fly.

These are sorted by descending abundance in the L. donovani library, with the equivalent reads from the L. braziliensis library in the same row.

Given a collection of reads, we want to: Find the connected components of the compatibility graph induced by the reads, and Collapse equivalent reads into read classes with multiplicity indicating the number of reads in each class.

By doing so we guarantee an equivalent read count from non-exonic region for each gene.

To extract non-exonic read counts, HTSeq was performed second time to generate an equivalent read count for each gene over an exactly same length of non-exonic region.

Illumina (2.03 genome equivalents) and 454 (2.3 genome equivalents) reads were assembled using CLC-BIO Genomics Workbench, version 5.1 (CLC-BIO).

All the comparisons were based on 31 stem-equivalent structure items and 8 stem-equivalent reading items answered by the three groups.

With this procedure, all R108 LPs were detected in both assemblies from subsampled reads indicating that LP genes can be correctly assembled and discovered at equivalent read coverage.