Sentence examples for generation of catalogues from inspiring English sources

The generation of catalogues composed of genes with a high probability of having the function of interest narrows this search, thus saving time and resources.

Since our aim was not the generation of an exhaustive catalogue of synaptic genes, but a catalogue of genes with high probability of being synaptic, a decrease in the number of false positives is preferable, although this leads to an increase in the number of false negatives.

The reader is referred to the companion paper Bear-Crozier et al. (2016) for background on generation of the ALPE catalogue used for this study.

Generation of a more complete catalogue of genes that escape from XCI would allow assessment of their contribution to disease, and the characterization of escape genes and their chromatin neighbourhood should also provide insights into factors underlying the spread of XCI and, by extension, the spread of heterochromatin across the genome.

However, the move means neither of the two new consoles will be backwards compatible with the former generation's catalogue of games.

Flat as the table There are catalogues of catalogues.

His back catalogue emerged on CD, and a new generation of musicians discovered his work.

As a continent, we barely seem to have grasped that we have a generation of severely traumatised children already in our midst, and the catalogue of loss they have suffered is unparalleled since 1945.

The adjustments may be superficial but this version of Staring at the Rude Bois will inspire a generation of otherwise Rut ignorant music fans to unearth the band's back catalogue.

This paper describes the development of a web solution for generation of NBDs and Crossover Designs using client server architecture along with an online catalogue of the designs within a permissible range.

Similar to approach taken for PSHA, a synthetic catalogue of events is developed as a basis for the generation of the ALPEs (one ALPE per event) needed for the PVAHA.