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Since cnv-seq requires a matched normal sample, we followed the same random generation procedure as above to generate a reference sample with no CNAs.
Recent breakthroughs in next generation sequencing technology and data analysis suggest that it is now possible to generate a reference transcriptome in the absence of a reference genome [ 9], and then to use this reference transcriptome to perform comparative expression profiling by methods such as digital gene expression profiling.
As mentioned above there exist various approaches to generate a reference clustering set.
The adaptive blocking matrix is used to generate a reference for the interference canceler.
Based on the predictions, an auxiliary nonlinear observer is used to generate a reference subsystem state estimate for each subsystem.
Voxels with ( {BP}_{mathsf{ND}}^{ast } ) values above mean −2 SD at a range of the mean FWHM (purple area) were selected to generate a reference tissue.
Its primary purpose was the comparison of wind tunnel studies which could generate a reference point of standardisation in experimental modelling.
To generate a reference for evaluating methods for network construction, genes were manually partitioned into 102 phenotypic classes, predicting functions for uncharacterized genes across diverse cellular processes.
We used an Optimal Interpolation (OI) scheme to generate a reference crop evapotranspiration (ETo) grid, forcing meteorological variables, and their respective error variance in the Iberian Peninsula for the period 1989 2011.
Furthermore, this approach provides more flexibility for the implementation of multimodal systems as there is no need to generate a reference wave from the imaging part of the system, as is required in self-referenced common-path configurations.
We used an off-line procedure presented by Zhang [34] to generate a reference Pareto front (PFref), since the true (optimal) Pareto front (PFtrue) is unknown to the evaluated datasets.
