Sentence examples for hold sequences from inspiring English sources

Eleven linkage groups are presented for the Criollo v1 assembly as some markers were found on Tc00, a scaffold used to hold sequences that could not be placed on the original Criollo v1 assembly.

Since the discovery of miRNA in C. elegans[ 2], the miRBase data repository has expanded to hold sequence data from over 21,000 mature miRNAs across 168 species [ 3].

New hard- and software developments, especially a triple inversion press hold sequence with short acquisition time (STIR), have led to a much better image quality.

New developments, especially a triple inversion breath hold sequence with short acquisition time (STIR) have led to a much better image quality.

Using a De Bruijn graph to hold sequence information can potentially be much more compact than the conventional per-read alignment in BAM files since each k-mer of the original sequence need only be represented once.

Even simply constructing an efficient data structure to hold sequence data is nontrivial, predicting a single interaction pair challenging, and automatically inferring genome-scale gene networks is currently infeasible.

Shallow breathing, however, is notably preferred over breath-hold sequences in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) perfusion examinations [26], albeit in conjunction with navigator techniques.

Anatomical evaluation of the azygos and portal venous systems with axial, coronal, and oblique breath-hold sequences was performed to ensure the correct acquisition plane, perpendicular to the vein for flow quantification.

The time of acquisition for such sequences, however, is longer (>5 min) than that required for breath-hold sequences.

Recent advances in MRI including shorter breath-hold sequences and the use of intravenous contrast agents have made it feasible for imaging abdominal organs.

Sandberg et al. compared respiratory triggered and breath-hold sequences and found better image quality for respiratory triggered DW-SSEPI [ 55].