Sentence examples for high quality enriched from inspiring English sources

SV tool developers and SV researchers are able to test new tools against existing tools to examine performance, evaluate new datasets for tool optimization, and to generate a high quality enriched set of SV calls for further validation.

There is no excuse for compelling U.S. kindergarteners whose first experience with formal education is at age 5 to "compete" with peers in other Western countries who have enjoyed a high-quality, enriching early-childhood education.

Employers can be selective, which is all the more reason to get a high quality education enriched with relevant real-world experience.

They provide people with an additional vegetable of high quality, and enrich the diet with high quality proteins, minerals and vitamins which can be of direct benefit to the human health and fitness.

A high quality xylose-enriched substrate was obtained after selective one-step dilute sulfuric acid hydrolysis of hemicelluloses, yielding 18.1 g of xylose per 100 g of dry biomass.

He was reportedly looking for a buyer for what he claimed was high-quality enriched uranium pilfered from the Russian military.

QuEST executes a similar procedure to MACS where the fragment length is estimated from a set of high-quality enriched regions (Valouev et al., 2008).

Subjects were raised either on a low quality seed diet during the nestling period (up to day 17) followed by a protein enriched high quality diet during the fledging period (day 17 to 35; LH (low-high) treatment) or they were raised under these nutritional diets in reversed order; hence a high quality until day 17 and a low quality diet from day 17 to 35 (HL (high-low) treatment).

This, combined with the evidence described above, supported the high quality of melon full-length enriched cDNA libraries.

Amplifying large fragments of mtDNA that overlap from high quality genomic DNA or samples enriched for mtDNA are a good way of detecting organellar DNA.

This meant that the clinical data were of high quality and the samples were enriched for families, where a novel disease-causing gene was likely to be present but it created ascertainment biases that precluded any meaningful prevalence assessment of any new gene when it emerged in the context of XLMR as a whole.