Sentence examples for inexact reference from inspiring English sources

It's an inexact reference point, but an effective one, evoking 1980s nostalgia (it's getting harder to find people who pretend to dislike that Paul Simon masterpiece) and an unfussy approach to Afro-pop.

The process of dilution and weighing used to produce the reference activities had the risk that an inexact reference activity concentration propagated to the next lower concentration.

Also, inexact repetitions in the reference genome create branching k-mers, which may yield by chance the same pattern as a heterozygous insertion.

One group continued to ignore the problem of background mutations, often reporting inexact or obscure citation of the strain name, or burying its identity in a chain of references to the previous papers.

While the inexact alignment of the dietary reference period with the definition of some of the groups may explain some of the lack of difference between groups, statistically significant differences between groups were found and it does not account for the suboptimal intakes across the entire cohort.

For finding inexact matches of a read in the reference sequence, an adaptation of the common backward search of the BWT has been realized in both BWA and Bowtie.

In particular, 188 826 valid SA intervals per read are found on average when aligning to the reference multi-genome during the inexact matching stage only (i.e. while differences are allowed), as opposed to 8825 valid SA intervals for the single-genome reference alignment.

In case of an inexact word match, the labels of both neighbouring reference words are used to label the query word.

These programs first find sub-strings called seeds that exactly match in both the reads and the reference sequences, and then extend the shared seeds into longer, inexact alignments using a more sensitive algorithm that allows for mismatches or gaps.

Figure 8 shows the high-level pseudo-code of the inexact matching algorithm used for aligning a given read R with the reference multi-genome G with up to n differences (mismatches or gaps).

Not only were the front lines of the opposing sides too widely separated and "the aim of gunnery too inexact" to make that hypothesis feasible, he said, but "there is no documentary reference, neither written nor visual, about the use of snipers" on the Córdoba front.