Sentence examples for more accurate assemblies from inspiring English sources

Further, the fact that amongst the assemblies tested we have not seen a point of diminishing returns in terms of average ortholog hit ratio (Table 1) suggests that even more aggressive assemblers may produce more accurate assemblies for such diverse datasets.

These more accurate assemblies did not come at a cost of assembly completeness (Table  1).

MetaVelvet and Meta-IDBA employ a combined binning (for details on binning, see below) and assembly approach to create more accurate assemblies from datasets containing a mixture of multiple genomes.

To evaluate this type of error, which should be less prevalent in more accurate assemblies, we assigned each contig and singleton a "Collapse Factor" (CF), computed simply as the number of D. melanogaster or B. mori proteins having a best match to the sequence.

Our results showed that no transcriptome assembler in either de novo assembly category or reference-based category is the best choice for transcriptome assembly and integrating assemblers from both the categories can offer more accurate assembly.

The reduced complexity in the separate assemblies of individual pools of BACs would suggest a more accurate assembly.

It could be explained by more accurate assembly of the heterochromatic regions on the sex chromosomes relative to autosomes.

A more accurate assembly, based on the first sequence, was published in 2008 and covers ∼75% of the genome (Satou et al. 2008).

Although this quality filtering removed a large amount of sequence, removal of low quality bases is likely to result in a more accurate assembly [ 37].

We investigate if pooling BAC clones and sequencing the pools can provide for more accurate assembly of genome sequences than the "whole genome shotgun" (WGS) approach.

Based on the whole-genome information of 'DC-27', we assembled or reassembled these read sets to obtain more accurate transcriptome assemblies.