Sentence examples for known library from inspiring English sources

Cambrian and other DNA printing companies already screen out incoming orders for ones that contain harmful sequences from the known library of viruses and bacteria.

To implement a prototype of DRMFS, we use the Filesystem in Userspace (FUSE) library that is a well known library used to develop user level file systems.

For Batch B, with fewer known library artefacts, we also accepted rearrangements supported by only two reads.

The known location of the RC-seq LNA probes, and a known library insert size, allowed us to remove reads indicating 5′ L1-genome junctions >40 nt and <5,700 nt, or >5,930 nt, away from the L1-Ta 5′ end as probable artifacts.

If the total number of sequences from states A and B is the same but the fraction of artifacts is increased in state B, it may appear that non-artifactual sequences are downregulated compared with state A. Identification of known library sequences in sequenced reads should be trivial.

While the detection-based techniques can be performed by constantly matching the fingerprints of a known library of advertisements with every incoming signal, the case of discovery an unknown advertisement is more complex.

After comparison with known libraries of DNA sequence variation and targeted re-sequencing of tumour DNA and normal lymphocyte DNA, the authors confirmed 32 somatic point mutations in the tumour.

EVERYONE knows libraries are not just about books anymore, but no one knows it better that the women at the main information booth of the New York Public Library at 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue.

Using the known TREP library and the de novo repeat library from this study, we determined that 76.6% of the 6BS assembly and 85.5% of the 6BL assembly correspond to repeat elements.

For annotation purpose, we aligned the 14,410 cDNA sequences of our library to the known cDNA libraries of 10 other primate species including the human one.

Though an increase in book weeding these days — a practice long known in library parlance as deselection — might be troubling to some bibliophiles, library officials say, many books enjoy a happy life after being sold.