Sentence examples for human coordinates from inspiring English sources
We defined a mouse binding site as retained when its corresponding human coordinates overlapped a human binding site.
The mature miRNA sequences found in the other primates that overlapped with human coordinates were defined as orthologous.
We obtained the human coordinates for the pig snoRNAs and calculated the coverage using the methods explained in the synteny section above.
In this case, the human coordinates were used to determine whether or not markers appeared in ascending or descending order, depending on which HSB they were in.
In this version large gaps in the human regions are ignored, but in some cases small regions will overlap with large regions when viewed in the human coordinates.
We converted all 3,038,166 validated rhesus SNPs from this study to hg19 human coordinates, and 2,775,850 of those SNPs successfully converted using the Galaxy hosted UCSC liftOver tool.
The capabilities need not necessarily be employed to an important degree immediately after being triggered into inception, but must be put into some use and kept in use as active tools in the human coordinating capability, else they will squelch themselves, "shut themselves off," not necessarily irreparably, but usually so.
She has a leading role in MR techniques and measurements in brain and in their clinical translation to the research of biomarkers in humans, coordinating the Italian methodological Researches in MR as well Grants and collaborations with both European and overseas MR groups.
Overall, then, we may say that humans coordinate their decisions in collaborative situations, especially by communication, in ways that great apes do not.
The human exon coordinates were used to identify coordinates for orthologous exon or intron boundaries based on alignment with human exons as indicated in the UCSC multiple sequence alignment of 44 vertebrate genomes (hgdownload.cse.ucsc.edu/goldenPath/hg18/multiz44way/).ucsc.edu/goldenPath/hg18/multiz44way/
Where the Web Squared world gets really interesting, though, is when applications use all the senses of a device, coordinating them much like the human brain coordinates our senses, to draw conclusions that would be difficult with one sense alone.
