Sentence examples for gap percentage from inspiring English sources

We refer to the gap percentage by the term G/S (for Gap percentage per Sequence) throughout the paper.

This improvement in accuracy, however, is not uniform across the breadth of the gap percentage landscape, being higher at the low gap percentage levels.

The average gap percentage (ratio of number of 'N' to UniGene length) was 1.4%.

Thus, while for a given gap percentage, the two treatment methods may be comparable in terms of phylogenetic accuracy, the pairwise removal of gaps appears to be better since the gap percentage is much lower with this method.

Both panels of Figure 2 show that the average gap percentage increases nonlinearly with increase in λ for all r.

First, the contour lines of accuracy typically follow specific gap percentage ranges, as indicated by the color of the background.

Identity, similarity, and gap percentages were calculated using FASTA program.

Both methods are comparable at low to moderate gap percentages, but diverge thereafter in the accuracy of phylogenetic inference (not shown).

The distribution of gap percentages for the random and pectinate trees was largely similar to that shown for the balanced tree in Figure 2. Using the above measures of phylogenetic accuracy, it is possible to determine thresholds of gap percentages for given levels of phylogenetic accuracy.

The gap percentages thus obtained (G/S) were used to compare the relative performances of the phylogenetic methods (PhyML, MP, NJ, and Bayesian analysis) under the different gap treatment methods (MD, BC, and ML ε). Figure 2 shows the G/S distribution of the total number of gaps in an alignment, expressed as a percentage of the total length of the alignment.

However the treatment gap (the percentage of people not taking treatment who should be on treatment) is largest in developing countries (up to 90% compared with 10% in high income countries).