Proper sequence alignment is essential for any assignment method based on phylogenetic analysis, either distance- or parsimony-based [42].
Furthermore, such high density linkage maps are essential for chromosomal assignment of the sequence scaffolds of the sequenced reference genome.
It is important to note that centering of images is essential for angle assignment by common lines, because shifting the 2D image shifts the 1D projections.
Based on their study of species in one family of Diptera, Ekrem et al. [ 9] concluded that assigning a barcode record to the correct genus or species-group was unlikely unless a "near perfect" match is present in the reference library with the further prediction that a "comprehensive" library is also essential for accurate assignment to family or even order.
In addition, OFC appears essential in assigning the value of an outcome to the choice that produced that outcome (credit assignment).
Statements such as "interfering with the assignment of "essential" and "redundant" gene labels" (p. 3) or "massive misclassification of proteins as "essential" or "redundant" (p. 9) should be changed, since any assignment is relative to some choice of strain and some background genome.
Table 2 Example of essential elements of resource assignment scheme.
Motion estimation is essential in identifying the assignment of pixel values in the HR grid for the Shift-Add fusion technique.
Unsurprisingly, according to sequence comparisons and function assignment, genes essential for the synthesis of lipid A (lpxC, kdsA, lpxB, kdsB, lpxH, lpxK, lpxD, lpxA, kdtA, lpxM, kdsC and lpxL) and core oligosaccharide (rfaE, rfaF, rfaD, lgtF and gmhA) are present and highly conserved among the genus Haemophilus.
For the T6SS essential gene content, function assignment and structural determination is not well advanced.
