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Surprisingly, only 57 of the 9,711 (0.59%) Upland cotton BESs were aligned to the raimondii genome using the criteria of a continuous minimal match of 100 bp and a sequence identity of 100%.

Peaks from the pyrograms were identified by using the NIST 05 library with a minimal match of 80% in combination with retention time comparison and oligomeric distribution patterns from pyrograms of known polymer matrixes.

The BESs were searched against the recently released G. raimondii genome sequence assembly (DOE Joint Genome Institute: Cotton D V1.0, http://www.phytozome.net/cotton.php) by a local Blat server [ 64] with a continuously minimal match of 100 bp and a sequence identity of 100%, 95 %, 90 %, 80 %, 70 % and 60espectively.

When the sequence identity was reduced to 90% or lower while the criterion of continuous minimal match of 100 bp was maintained, the percentage of the Upland cotton BESs aligned to the raimondii genome reached and stabilized at approximately 70%, corresponding to approximately 51% of the total inquired Upland cotton BES sequence length.

In this paper, we showed that Minimal Match on Either Side of exon junction (MMES) and the number of mismatches have very strong impacts on mapping specificity.

Here, we introduced a new metric, namely Minimal Match on Either Side of exon junction (MMES), to measure the quality of each junction read, and subsequently implemented an empirical statistical model to detect exon junctions.

In this paper, we introduced a new statistical metric, namely Minimal Match on Either Side of Exon junction (MMES), as a means to measure the "quality" of junction reads by integrating all the features listed above.

The concept is based on the Minimal Match on Either side of Fusion (MMEF) (Wang et al., 2010).

Like the original model, Overfit-Global-86 points had minimal match to tropical areas of the world outside of the native range (Fig. 5 insets), geographic evidence of overfitting (fragmented matches in much of the tropical world), high parameter counts (Table 1), an exemplary test AUC (0.973), and an extremely low minimum training presence (0.013).

The 5′ and 3′ adapter sequences for the small RNA reads were removed using custom Perl scripts that required a minimal match to the adapter sequence of 6 bp and a minimal size of 18 bp and maximum size of 32 bp (sequences for the adapter sequences supplied in Table S23).

The requirement of >90% match used in this study, combined with a minimal match length of 40 bp was expected to provide a very high number of contigs without collapsing and joining similar isoenzymes into a single contig [ 18].