They should be able to find the true position of each read on a reference genome and ideally distinguish between technical sequencing errors and natural genetic variations.
As another example, p-hydroxycinnamates should ideally be distinguished from other monolignols in grasses when using NMR or analytical pyrolysis since response factors are significantly different [ 42].
Ideally, to distinguish between the two possibilities offered above no perceptual narrowing versus slow perceptual narrowing and under natural conditions, it would be necessary to test adult vervets using the same procedures and stimuli as used in the current study.
Ideally, we may distinguish here between (a) those principles that are simply meant to fix the intended meaning of the relational predicate 'part', and (b) a variety of additional, more substantive principles that go beyond the obvious and aim at greater sophistication and descriptive power.
In simultaneous multi-radionuclide imaging, primary gamma rays emitted from each radionuclide are distinguished by their energy, ideally.
Ideally, the two types of meta-analyses distinguished in the present paper (i.e., meta-analyses of more fundamental experiments versus meta-analyses of applied health behaviour change interventions) complement each other (see Figure 1).
Due to CFC input curves, the proportion of young water and ideally also the mean residence time can be distinguished (Plummer and Busenberg 1999).
In many ways the tenor Roberto Alagna is ideally suited for the title role in "Werther," Massenet's most distinguished and involving opera.
Ideally, this measure should distinguish between two situations: skill upgrading, when the share of "high-level" jobs grows, that of "medium-level" jobs declines, but that of "low-level" jobs stays constant, and true polarization, a similar situation but where the share of "low-level" jobs also grows.
A functional assay would ideally be capable of distinguishing pathogenic from neutral variants.
