Sentence examples for many annotations and from inspiring English sources

To start, the project will consider the more than 400 books annotated by Harvey, running from the middle decades of the 16th century to the early decades of the 17th, transcribing, translating and cataloguing his many annotations and digitising the material to enable it to be shared and searched on a publicly-available website.

The manuscript has many annotations and interlineations, some made by the original scribe and some by later scribes, including Robert Talbot.

Near the beginning of the novel, lacking his own book, Harry is given an old potions textbook filled with many annotations and recommendations signed by a mysterious writer; "the Half-Blood Prince".

T. vaginalis had many annotations for its rRNAs and tRNAs and the majority were found by both contig and sequence (results are summarized in Additional file 1, Tables s1-s3).

This depicts the difference in the quality of these two annotations, and indicates that many annotations based on computational techniques may be incorrect.

Endeavour applies many annotation categories and a text-based search to find genes with signatures similar to the training set, returning a rated list of genes for future study that should inform and extend the "known" training set.

Then the penny dropped: it was my simplistic shorthand and too many annotations of m'd.

The shortcomings of protein-centric measures are well known, namely the over-emphasis on accuracy for GO categories that have many annotations, that are less specific and that are not as informative.

I could have gone into some detail on my misgivings about the translation, and I have many annotations in my copy which consist simply of the symbol "?", but then he is in a way deceptively easy, and after a while I stopped thinking "I could do better than this".

In general, it was difficult to know for certain when each annotation was done, as many annotations did not have publications associated with them, and for the ones with publications, there was still some chance that the annotation was done many years before the publication.

Perhaps the most obvious reason for this is annotation bias, which occurs because well-studied genes are assigned many annotations while the understudied genes may not be annotated at all [ 66, 67].