Sentence examples for identification of distances from inspiring English sources
Mapping and identification of distances to nearest genes upstream and downstream of the insertion was performed by an automated flanking sequence analysis program [ 65].
In the following sections we introduce fatal causes, describe the identification of distance, and discuss data limitations.
The occurrence of a fatality or fatalities with one fatal cause identified and one date but listed separately due to the identification of multiple distances.
The question of whether this identification of characteristic distances is truly implemented in the cortex cannot be answered at this point, but we note that a cortical scale related to the symmetries under study that is possibly compatible with the proposed relation is the mean correlation length of orientation preference maps (see, e.g., [13, 14] and references therein).
Statistical analysis of the promoter database allows an identification of synergetic/cooperative distances.
The pattern of zero-off-diagonal elements from the main-diagonal in a concurrence matrix is useful in the identification of the distance in a polygonal design.
The researchers' approach to estimating how fast the infection spreads under different conditions is novel, he says, and could allow for better identification of long-distance jumps in infection.
Although the genome size varies among species, the location of minor peak possesses considerable stability which on the other hand confirms the identification criteria of distance between TSSs less than 1kb for defining bidirectional promoters in former research [ 1].
The bottom layer is constructed with the identification of numbers of distance-preserving Voronoi cells.
The novel contribution of this work is the identification of the threshold distances that children walk to school, and that this increases as young people age; the criterion distances were 1421 m at 10 years, 1627 m at 11 years and 3046 m at 14 years.
In particular, Sequence Similarity Maps (SSM) enable identification of relative genetic distances for a high number of viruses (14).
