Sentence examples for error correction approach from inspiring English sources

These restrictions limit the suitability of both methods' error correction approach to global PTM studies.

The error correction approach tested here was proposed in 2004 but has not been widely used, perhaps because researchers do not want to commit to an estimate of the error rate.

The HR means, as well as the medians, did not differ significantly between the uncorrected and corrected data for both error correction approaches.

As mentioned in the introduction, the previous suffix tree based error correction approaches use the correction for a read that is first encountered during tree traversal and neither store all possible corrections nor choose the optimal one.

Current error correction approaches could be improved so that they would be applicable not only to NGS data generated with 'pure' CLIP protocols but also to PAR-CLIP data with T C mutations.

Subsequently, Dogs 9 and 13 were taken as examples, to show how the HR data looked before and after the two different methods of error correction and to show how the different error correction approaches influenced the HR patterns (Fig.  2).

In this paper, we take a joint encryption-error correction approach to ensure secure and robust communication over the wireless link.

A second common feature is the use of feedback systems to improve data quality, though the error detection and correction approach varies across PHIT Partnerships.

In order to mitigate the effect of this error, the linear ionospheric correction approach for dual-frequency GNSS RO observations is commonly used.

A common approach of error correction of reads is to determine a threshold and correct k-mers whose multiplicities fall below the threshold (Chaisson and Pevzner, 2008; Kelley et al., 2010; Pevzner et al., 2001; Shi et al., 2010; Zhao et al., 2010).

Note that this definition of error correction is different from the correction approaches in the other suffix tree based algorithms (Ilie et al., 2011; Salmela, 2010; Schröder et al., 2009) because these do not maximize over a range of seed lengths for one correction and do not maximize the support of corrections for an individual read.