Sentence examples for generation of a draft from inspiring English sources

In a pilot study for sequencing the genome of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) by Quinn et al. [ 37] pyrosequencing was useful for the generation of a draft sequence of a megabase sized genomic region.

Taken together, these improvements described previously led to the generation of a draft sequence for A. baylyi that covered all non-repetitive regions with an error rate of < 3.10-5.

As the costs involved in genome sequencing and assembly continues to drop, the generation of a draft genome sequence will soon become routine, also for species with large genomes.

To facilitate generation of a draft model and manual gap filling, we assembled an organized reference reaction data set consisting of common microbial reactions, where every reaction is assigned with KOs.

To shed more light on this interesting group of genes, we exploited the generation of a draft chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) genomic sequence to examine CT genes in an organism that is closely related to human, and generated a high-quality, manually curated set of human chimpanzee CT gene alignments.

The comparison of 12 newly sequenced strains together with the type 0140J strain of Streptococcus uberis allows a first comparison of bacteria isolated from clinical and non-clinical infections and the generation of a draft genome of EF20 strain together with the existing 0140J genome, allows for the first time comparison of two naturally occurring strains of S. uberis with defined virulence.

With the growth of next-generation sequencing technologies, production of a draft white clover genome sequence is a realistic possibility.

Today's young generation may have no fear of a draft and no great interest in where or why our military is fighting now, but the antiwar message in "Hair" can still hit home.

The agronomic importance of rice, its shared evolutionary history with major cereal crops, and its small genome size led to the generation of two draft sequences (Goff et al. 2002; Yu et al. 2002) and a high-quality "gold standard" genome or "reference" sequence (RefSeq) from the public International Rice Genome Sequencing Project (IRGSP 2005).

The approaches for shotgun-based sequencing of vertebrate genomes are now well-established, and have resulted in the generation of numerous draft whole-genome sequence assemblies.

Upon the generation of the draft model the next step involves the systematic elimination of network gaps using GapFind/GapFill [ 33] and growth prediction inconsistencies using GrowMatch [ 32].