Sentence examples for more accurate annotations from inspiring English sources
If GASS could produce more accurate annotations on the well-annotated human genome, it would be helpful for related studies.
Association of each functional role with the corresponding subsystem(s) provides rich two-dimensional functional/phylogenetic context for each subfamily, leading to far more accurate annotations than the usual approach of annotating the genes within a single organism.
More efforts are being put into manual curations to provide more accurate annotations of the predicted repetitive elements, especially for the chimeric ones.
Thus, AromaDeg addresses the deficiencies of homology-based protein function prediction, combining phylogenetic tree construction and integration of experimental data to obtain more accurate annotations of new biological data related to aerobic aromatic biodegradation pathways.
MetaCluster-TA and MEGAN4 (contigs) have more "Accurate" annotations in the order that the former has more information (global) than the latter (local) for alignment; similar arguments for explaining why the numbers of "Unassigned" annotation are in the reverse order.
This leads us to the second problem of a more accurate annotation of transcripts.
By combining clustering with motif analysis we were able to separate the function of large clusters, which should provide a more accurate annotation for these genes.
This results in a less ambiguous and more accurate annotation.
These results together allow for a faster and more accurate annotation process when analysing large datasets.
Second, the more accurate annotation of untranslated regions in Aqu2 allows for the identification to transcription start and termination sites.
Especially, a more accurate annotation of probes (i.e. their mapping of corresponding genes) will help to improve the comparability of microarray platforms [ 26, 27].
