Sentence examples for guiding reference from inspiring English sources

A broad compromise alluding to the "principles" of Islamic law as a guiding reference, as in the current Constitution, seemed to have been reached earlier this month but disintegrated as Islamists tried to rush through the draft document, whose concentration of power in the presidency is worrying.

However, the values are not directly comparable to results obtained for de novo methods as these lack the benefit of a guiding reference alignment.

Due to the small, paired-end guided reference region, specificity remained high even for small k.

Alternatively, the genome sequence from a related model organism can be used in the assembly of short read data from the focal species, a process known as reference guided (or reference assisted) assembly [ 31, 32].

"Don't worry," I told them using my favorite "Hitchhiker's Guide" reference.

It has been making apps for about a year: a mixture of travel guides, reference works and console game guides.

Look away now if you don't want to see the obligatory Guide reference to The Wire but Baltimore gangster Omar Little's sexuality is incidental to his hugely popular character, because he's written well and fleshed out.

We used a two-step strategy described below to assemble the transcriptome of P. w. bulomachus, i.e., assembly with guide reference sequences and de novo assembly.

For rentals available through agents, not generally sublets, the French Government Tourist Office offers a general guide, Easy Reference Guide to France, that includes 16 agencies with short-term rentals in Paris.

There are three aspects of CHW +:   1) The Guide A reference guide which assesses the gaps and the best practices, which will align partners to scale up existing and future CHW initiatives.

As much as the same familiar Hitchhiker's Guide references keep popping up in my life, the legacy of Douglas Adams is far from over.