Sentence examples for mapping to avoid from inspiring English sources
The latter problem can be resolved using an interleaving mapping to avoid conflicts [8] or using a communication structure to manage conflicts on the fly [9].
If two or more unique loci were identified in one contig, only the one with the longest repeat motif was chosen for mapping to avoid redundant mapping effort.
While this capability theoretically could be added as an extension to BigBed, we have adopted BAM for short read mapping to avoid a proliferation of formats.
Information on genetic structure of the collection and the membership information for all individuals will be useful in future association mapping to avoid spurious associations due to strong LD over the genome [ 6].
Only the -100nt, +100nt region immediate to the predicted miRNA target gene cleavage site was used for mapping to avoid mapping to random RNA fragments not generated by miRNA-cleavage.
It has clever extras, like downloading maps to avoid data costs abroad.
"He understood quickly that this constitution was more of a peace treaty than a nation-building exercise, and that what he had to produce was a road map to avoid a future civil war.
When mathematicians finally definitively proved in the 1970's that four colors are enough for any map to avoid two touching colors, they used methods pioneered by Dr. Tutte and another mathematician, Hassler Whitney.
The card was a Communist forgery, he protested; he had lied when he told American immigration officers that he had been at Sobibor, just plucking the name off a map to avoid repatriation to a Soviet Union that might kill him.
The Poincaré map is constructed by means of local maps to avoid calculating the Jacobian matrices at non-smooth points.
What is the best resolution of annual water balance maps for a correct balance between the basic spatial signal in the observations of precipitation, actual evapotranspiration and runoff across a larger drainage basin and the error in estimates for grid cells in the map to avoid giving a false impression of accuracy?
