Sentence examples for errors alignment from inspiring English sources

Results: We conclude that most methods are inaccurate even using idealized data, and that no method is highly accurate once multiple splice forms, polymorphisms, intron signal, sequencing errors, alignment errors, annotation errors and other complicating factors are present.

Due to their probabilistic nature these models can fully account for multiple mapping reads, complex biases in the sequence data, sequencing errors, alignment quality scores and prior information on the insert length in paired-end reads.

The IVT data (IVT) are perhaps the most informative control dataset, because rather than modeling errors, alignment, polymorphisms, base representation, it simply has them as they occur naturally yet we still know the ground truth in terms of what the true transcript models are.

We have reproducibly obtained nearly perfect (<50-nm stitching error) alignment with a large writing field of 1 mm × 1 mm, as compared to an average stitching error of approximately 500 nm obtained without using nitrocellulose as in situ feedback.

In general, the junctions with short overhang size and lower coverage were considered as false positives, which are often caused by non-specific or error alignment.

The drilled trajectory target error, alignment (angles δ and ε), the actual cochleostomy position (θ C ), the implanted scala, the angular insertion depth, and the number of intracochlear contacts were assessed.

Three types of false-positive sources exist: assembly error, global alignment errors and local alignment artifacts.

In practice, this nucleotide read is observed with error, which is a combination of base-call error and alignment error.

The no-error alignments are listed at the top, followed by one-error aligned sequences.

This negligible error was assigned to interpolation error rather than alignment error.

The Zernike coefficients with the correction of azimuthal errors and alignment errors are also shown in Fig. 6.