Sentence examples for fine annotation of from inspiring English sources

Fine annotation of the E. coryli genome used syntenic relationships to A. gossypii, E. cymbalariae, and S. cerevisiae.

We assumed that for most projects, researchers will be interested mainly in the gene content of a particular BAC instead of fine annotation of the full repeat composition and organization.

Fine annotation of the E. cymbalariae genome used syntenic relationships to A. gossypii and S. cerevisiae, as well as conservation of gene order with the reconstructed ancestral yeast genome.

Close examination and fine annotation of the grapevine 249 kb segment reveal the presence of numerous transposable elements in intergenic regions such as LTR retrotransposons and transposons (data not shown).

Collectively, sequence and fine annotation analysis performed can be useful to examine the path from sequence variant to phenotype for improving the utility of the tomato as a model for fruit quality.

In a recently published paper ("Fine-Grain Annotation of Cricket Videos"), a group of three Indian researchers – Rahul Anand Sharma and C.V. Jawahar, scientists at IIIT Hyderabad, together with Pramod Sankar K, of Xerox Research Center India — showed that weakly-supervised computers could reliably distinguish what's happening during videos of cricket matches and then provide text-based commentary.

A more fine-grained annotation of this particular class of mention together with the annotation of the actual dependencies of the various text strings that do correspond to a chemical could help to improve their detection.

Moreover, a fine-grain functional annotation of all protein families (including those with multiple branches and paralogs) that comprise carbohydrate utilization machinery in complete genomes will enable accurate recognition of the corresponding functions and pathway variants in metagenomic samples.

Guo et al. (2011) showed that a finer level of annotation of cancer risk assessment (CRA) abstracts using CoreSC categories, increased experts' efficiency in extracting information from the text while White et al. (2011) argue that the CoreSC scheme is 'uniquely suited to recovering common types of scientific arguments about hypotheses, explanations, and evidence'.

In contrast to the time-series approach, where we used the fine-grained GO annotation of 3657 sets (and therefore, fewer genes in each set), Figs.  5 and 6 represent the results of functional enrichment using a different approach, where the compared groups correspond to different time points rather than different clusters.

We are interested in providing a resource that offers fragment centric fine-grained annotations of proteins.