Sentence examples for extensive reads from inspiring English sources

It is anticipated that new miRNAs would be found from small RNAs in the virus-infected leaves if extensive reads were performed.

Extensive reads mapping and clustering revealed that 2,867 (3d), 2,738 (6d) and 2,744 (9d) novel transcripts with the significant expression levels were above the surrounding intergenic region, of which 40.84% (3d), 41.78% (6d) and 39.18% (9d) were longer than 500 bp and provided a sufficient candidate number of novel transcripts, and most of these novel transcripts belong to the non-coding RNA.

Das was home-schooled and most of her education came through extensive reading.

While the list of contraband not allowed past the gate was extensive (read: no stickers or stuffed animals), sealed water bottles were permitted.

Outside school, he has displayed an interest in the subject he is applying for – it is such a small course that naming it risks identifying him – through work experience at a university in London, and extensive reading.

The Scottish Enlightenment arose partly because there emerged an extensive reading public among all classes of society; Burns, the son of a poor farmer, who had a better education and read more widely than many English gentlemen, was, in that respect, not exceptional.

According to her (extensive) reading on Scottish witchcraft, "You've got women going to the stake protesting their innocence; you've got others who say they are witches because they are tortured; and a third group who say, 'Yes, I am a witch.' I thought that was quite interesting.

Few studies have examined the development of foreign language learners' reading rates through extensive reading.

It is therefore unsurprising that English courses in universities within China include rapid reading, intensive reading and extensive reading.

Extensive read mapping revealed about 40.3-50.940.3-50.9%etectedetectedriptranscriptse than 50.0% in gene coverage.

The most perplexing observation was that a subset of control datasets have extensive read clustering in the same range as successful ChIP-seq experiments.