Sentence examples for more accurate transcript from inspiring English sources

"This is a more accurate transcript".

Or as a more accurate transcript would have it: "Friends [YOU'RE NO FRIEND OF MINE!], the real risks to our NHS come from independence [RUBBISH! THAT'S A LIE!].

Qualitatively, direct sequencing by RNA-Seq provided more accurate transcript identification.

In particular, the analysis of the functional consequences of alternative-splicing within a systems framework, such as the analysis of the exonic targets of the neuronal splicing factor NOVA1 [ 77], remains a relatively unexplored area that seems destined for advances with more accurate transcript reconstruction methods from RNA-seq data.

Marker-based prediction is usually more accurate than transcript-based prediction, likely reflecting the genetic determination of gene expression in this cross.

Abundant sequences could be assembled into longer, more accurate consensus transcripts termed tentative consensus (TC) sequences.

A more accurate estimation of transcript abundances of individual genes will improve our ability to evaluate transcriptional activity on a genome-wide scale, and hence facilitate the exploration of gene regulatory networks.

The latest GeneChip® arrays have probes for every exon in the genome, which results in greater specificity and a more accurate measure of transcript abundance [11].

Our study demonstrates that stranded RNA-seq provides a more accurate estimate of transcript expression compared with non-stranded RNA-seq and is therefore the recommended RNA-seq approach for all future mRNA-seq studies.

Because this information is considered during the assembly process, ESTs derived from a full-length library allow, in principle, a more accurate definition of transcript units than normal ESTs.

Stranded RNA-seq provides a more accurate estimate of transcript expression compared with non-stranded RNA-seq, and is therefore the recommended RNA-seq approach for future mRNA-seq studies.