Sentence examples for library strategy from inspiring English sources
Publishers Weekly put the move into large context: The pullback of Penguin from the library market means that four of the Big 6 publishers no longer make their frontlist titles available to libraries in digital form: Simon & Schuster, Macmillan, and Hachette, which was rumored to have been rethinking its library strategy, but to date has not altered it.
(4) The integration of PCS with this new method is practical to realize the mixture-based combinatorial library strategy with the desirable overall efficiency and cost.
The following filter criteria were used to download the data: taxon, human (9606); library strategy, RNA-Seq; library source, transcriptomic; readcount ≥500,000.
A chromosome-specific BAC library strategy has been adopted for bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L). to cope with the presence of three highly related homoeologous genomes [ 20, 24].
From the R-GECO1 librarylibrary (strategy 3), we identified many functional variants, but none with substantially higher Kd values than R-GECO1.
The sequencing of this BAC clone with Roche GS FLX technology was as efficient as the bridging shotgun library strategy used for E. globulus [ 17] or Vitis [ 63] chloroplast genome sequencing.
The term of combinatorial chemistry has come to embrace all types of small-molecule library strategies.
Applying such mixtures of materials to discovery of new biomedical applications is, in this sense, akin to current small molecule library strategies.
In this case, the efficiency of the non-library strategy reaches nearly 60% by calculating the ratio of unique positive clones (Additional file 2).
Thus, although the biggest scaffold with the two-library strategy was over 2.5 Mb in length and spanned more than half of the main chromosome, the best scaffolds for the one-library assembly were less than one-tenth as long.
We compared the assemblies produced by this very high-coverage, one-library strategy to the best assemblies created by two-library sequencing, and we found that remarkably good bacterial assemblies are possible with just one library.
