Sentence examples for homogenous read from inspiring English sources
Applying the Kullback-Leibler measure helps to assess the state of the read data in more depth; a 'smooth' set of divergence values implies a homogenous read set, while any conspicuous patterns in the divergences identify biases and can help to direct further chemical and computational analysis.
However, the idea of group identities has been hotly contested: Whereas some groups indeed want to (re)affirm their particular identity, the criticism has been voiced that such a homogenous reading of identity fails to take proper account of intersecting axes of identification (being a woman, being black, being gay or lesbian).
If you ever thought it was strange that a culture that's supposed to be contrarian would be so homogenous, you might consider reading a new arXiv paper titled "The hipster effect: When anticonformists all look the same".
Homogenous time-resolved fluorescence signals were read using an EnVision multilabel plate reader.
Homogenous time-resolved fluorescence signals were read using an EnVision multilabel plate reader (PerkinElmer, Waltham, MA, USA).
The distribution of the number of reads per gene is homogenous across conditions, suggesting that the transcriptomes of the two morphs have similar complexities.
Because the percentage of reads that were eliminated was homogenous among conditions, we assumed that this would not bias the analysis.
A generation ago, British literary culture was so homogenous that metropolitan coverage held the key to the reading public's response.
If a homogenous SNP genotype was supported by at least eight reads from that mosquito, it was kept for LD map analysis, because the P value of missing a heterozygous allele is less than 0.004 based on the binomial distribution.
Further, the upper quartile scaling (Fig. 1) resulted in homogenous distributions compared to those based solely on scaling by total read counts similar to the RPKM measure [15] (Fig S2).
