Sentence examples for identifying copies from inspiring English sources

Web Robots offer a very cost-effective way of identifying copies but are prone to mistakes of many sorts, and it is very difficult to classify the found copies into types.

The "80-80-80" rule [5] has been proposed as a means of identifying copies from the same TE family: two TE copies may be considered to belong to the same family if they are aligned, with 80% identity, over at least 80 bp and 80% of their respective lengths.

Similarity searching-based programs are efficient in identifying copies closely related to those previously reported in the library, but they often appear inefficient in detecting very divergent copies or unknown elements [ 18].

In short, write the researchers, "groups of autonomous machines could demonstrate prejudice by simply identifying, copying and learning this behavior from one another".

These five familial BRCA1 tumours were analysed by first identifying copy number alterations as described in Fridlyand and colleagues [ 27].

Array comparative genomic hybridization (CGH) is a powerful tool for identifying copy number variation between DNA samples.

Genotypes can be useful in detecting sample tracking errors, assessing data quality, identifying copy-neutral loss-of-heterozygosity (LOH), and recognizing allelic bias in copy number changes.

Moreover, other conventional techniques for identifying copy number in single cells, such as single cell sequencing, rely heavily on genome amplification, which may introduce bias or mask CNVs.

In addition to detecting small deletions, this approach is suitable for identifying copy number suppressor mutations, a class of suppressor not easily characterized using alternative approaches.

No existing work can be certainly attributed to him, and, although his influence must have been widespread, attempts to identify copies of his works remain conjectural.

First three columns – genome coordinates of the identified copies.