Sentence examples for introduced gaps from inspiring English sources

The 5.8S-ITS2 danalyzednalyzed by Bayesian analysis included 356 positions together with introduced gaps (99 positions in partial 5.8S, 86 of which were constant; 257 positions in complete ITS2, 66 of which were constant).

Second, the SMS methodology used in this evaluation produces reads that include randomly introduced gaps due to the incorporation of "dark bases" which do not produce photo-detectable fluorescence.

The manually introduced gaps accounted for 7.25% of all the gaps in the assembly.

Non-sequenced positions as well as introduced gaps were treated as missing data in subsequent analyses.

We assumed a Markovian model of evolution using the updated PAM matrices [ 18] and introduced gaps of Zipfian distributed length [ 19].

In cases where contigs overlapped with identical sequences but aligned only with introduced gaps we fused these contigs and treated them as potentially alternatively spliced.

The 45-taxon alignment included 135 059 nucleotide positions, which decreased to 94 209 positions after the removal of all positions with at least one introduced gap (30.25 % positions removed).

The authors' team first introduced gap-junctions into the cortical model in the paper Gap-junction mediate large-scale Turing structures in a mean-field cortex driven by subcortical noise[ 44].

After the removal of one inverted repeat region, the 46-taxon alignment included 135 838 nucleotide positions, which decreased to 94 022 positions after the removal of all positions with at least one introduced gap (30.78 % positions removed).

After about twenty minutes, the loop begins to audibly decay, and for the next forty minutes the tape edits itself, introducing gaps and bits of silence that create a lopsided rhythm.

It turned out the RF efficiency will be obviously enhanced after introducing gaps into RFQ strcture.