Sentence examples for format and variation from inspiring English sources
We investigated different combinations of the input sequence format and variation detection modules and found that potential varietal SNPs between two tetraploid cotton varieties could be quite accurately called using a nonredundant read set and the "quality-based variation detection" module by following the criteria detailed in the section Materials and Methods.
The tool takes as input the variations in a pre-defined format and annotates each variation in the set for different categories as described in tbvar.
And Mr. Wheeldon doesn't rise to the nature of the theme-and-variations format as well as choreographers like Jerome Robbins or Twyla Tharp (never mind Balanchine or Ashton).
That final version is now widely danced elsewhere; it fits in with the theme-and-variations format of many later Balanchine ballets; and Ms. Farrell gave sublime performances in it between 1980 and 1982.
The findings of this study highlight the potential misinterpretation and variation in presentation format preferred by patients [ 7- 9, 11].
To confirm the inhibitory effects of H-89 on RLuc variants obtained with populations of cells in the plate-reader format and characterize cell-cell variations, we imaged cells expressing RLuc8 and PKIα on a microscope.
Here we present an open-source Python library for parsing, mapping, validating and formatting sequence variation according to the HGVS guidelines.
Due to these variations in format and variable definition, different researchers might make different decisions on how to process the data as part of analysis and these decisions can affect the results [ 5].
This algorithm can be used to analyze claims datasets from both FFS Medicare and MA health plans, which often display wide variation in data format and availability.
We also used both fee-for-service (FFS) Medicare data from CMS and Medicare Advantage (MA) health plan data, which required integrating datasets from different sources with variation in data format and availability.
Although the first handbook for preparing guidelines was approved in 2004 [ 5], there has been variation in the format and quality of guidelines commissioned by EHIF.
