Sentence examples for long reference from inspiring English sources

Bowtie2 is an ultrafast and memory-efficient tool for aligning sequencing reads to long reference sequences.

It uses dynamic programming to efficiently identify the portion of a long reference signal that best matches another signal.

Surveys based on recall interviews collect higher food quantities compared to those based on diaries, but the difference decreases with long reference periods.

It can therefore be assumed that more authors are notified about articles with long reference lists than short ones.

However, because of the consistent input from caregivers and demonstration of saturation across the 11 caregiver interviews, a bias related to the long reference period is unlikely.

It can therefore be assumed that more researchers will be notified about an article with a long reference list, making us expect to find a positive association between citation count and the number of references in an article.

News outlets have long referenced one another both to critique and to credit.

In general, the new alignment programs were developed to align DNA sequences to closely related reference genomes, especially long references such as mammalian genomes, with only few low quality alignments expected.

Oscillatory bursts were recognized as epochs during individual trials when the respective measure of instantaneous spectral power exceeded the threshold set as two SDs above the mean of the respective band power over the 10-trial-long reference period, providing that they lasted at least three oscillatory cycles (for the mean frequency of the band of interest).

We then removed redundancy within the MGC clone set, and picked the clone closest to the longest reference sequence by CDS length as a best MGC representative for each gene.

To study the conservation of AFE events between rice and Arabidopsis, we used the longest reference gene or full-length cDNA in each AFE cluster as representative sequence.