Sentence examples for identifier tag from inspiring English sources

Using the extension composition rule, we declare how a specific field in the output (i.e., the output AST) of an Atomic or CCL message translator can be derived as input of a second Atomic message translator determined by the identifier tag.

The sequences were sorted according to their multiplex identifier tag.

Their little 128-bit identifier tags (we saw those in our behind the scenes look) are being rolled out in earnest, so developers will be able to work those into their apps.

Unique identifier tags applied to marine turtles at various life stages and in various habitats via mark-recapture monitoring programs can illuminate migration routes and connectivity of individual animals between habitats [21] [23].

Sequencing data was parsed into individual extractions and identifier tags were removed using a custom tag-removal Perl script (M. Rasmussen, unpublished, University of Copenhagen).

aAccession numbers given for completed or draft genome sequences correspond to identifier tags in genome sequence browsers [66], except for T. cruzi.

Adapters containing 4-bp identifier tags were ligated onto the FseI-cut end of the resulting fragments, and following adapter ligation, the samples were pooled in groups of 48.

On Chromosome 8 (0.98–1.47 Mb), the duplicon begins with a ser/thr-protein kinase NrkAgene (1: Tb927.8.6930; paralogous gene pairs are numbered 1 to 74 and referred to by their GeneDB identifier tags), which is preceded upstream by a strand-switch region, and ends at the chromosomal terminus with a receptor-type adenylate cyclase (74: Tb927.8.8360).

GreenPhyl input is a multi-fasta file with gene identifiers tagged with a species code.

The gill transcriptomic responses were obtained using a variation of serial analysis of gene expression (SAGE) [ 21] designated SuperSAGE, a global and quantitative transcriptomic technique based on high throughput sequencing and counting of small transcript-identifier tags, 26-bp instead of 14-bp in SAGE.

For each species, cDNA libraries from the different organs (leaves, stems and roots) were identified by a specific molecular identifier (MID) tag.