Happily, Szabo's predecessor had already solved that problem for him: In 2011 voters approved Measure L, guaranteeing the library a chunk of all property tax assessments in Los Angeles on a sliding scale reaching 0.03% in 2015.
Given that a particular transcript species could be present at less than one copy per cell, i.e. less than two tags per million (tpm), full transcriptome coverage using tag-based methods can only be guaranteed if libraries containing several times this many tags are fully sequenced.
That broke a Florida law that guarantees confidentiality to library patrons.
It is a modest place compared with more recent presidential libraries, but the importance of the New Deal and World War II to researchers of 20th-century American history guarantees that the library's archives are among the most used of the 12 presidential libraries.
Finally, with very low amounts, the Ovation RNA-Seq System V2 is the only one to guarantee the success of library preparation and sequencing.
The Incyte library is guaranteed by the manufacturer to be only 90% correct, and an unknown percentage of the Operon and Affymetrix oligonucleotides may have been designed on the basis of incorrect sequences in the public databases.
The percentage of retrotransposon-like sequences in EuroPineDB is quite low (127 [0.0001%] reads and 20 [0.0003%] UniGenes), in contrast with the 6.2% found in P. contorta, indicating that mRNA isolation for cDNA synthesis in all gene libraries guarantees the best approach for gene discovery, instead of using total RNA.
Libraries can't guarantee integrity: The fact that the code for open source libraries is freely available and can be reviewed by anyone is great.
He has no money for a Presidential library or to guarantee his own future; even his security guards have gone walkabout.
In state prisons, jailhouse lawyers typically lack law degrees — some never finish high school — but New York does guarantee access to a law library, which is run by inmate clerks.
In state prisons, jailhouse lawyers typically lack law degrees some never finish high school but New York does guarantee access to a law library, which is run by inmate clerks.
