Sentence examples for more efficient genomic from inspiring English sources
Now it would be easy to imagine a scenario though difficult to unequivocally prove where much more efficient genomic colonists started to use larger "resource" vesicles as replication factories that would eventually gain greater autonomy.
Consequently, switching from traditional to more efficient genomic schemes has not generated much, if any, additional costs in dairy cattle.
The structured association approach proposed by Pritchard et al. [ 17] seems to be more efficient than the genomic control.
This strategy is similar to that considered in [ 30] but with different prior information, and might have been even more efficient than the genomic scenarios that we applied, particularly in cases with a small number of genotyped candidates.
To have a better understanding of how these processes occur and to determine how we can make them more efficient, a comparative genomic analysis of three bioleaching bacteria isolated from mine sites in Chile was performed.
Novel pharmacological development may depend on information gained from more efficient use of genomic, proteomic, and metabolomic approaches and from information learned from studying weight-loss mechanisms in bariatric surgery.
Second-generation DNA sequencing technology enables more cost-efficient genomic analysis and, due to their highly parallel nature, allows for applications in transcriptomics and epigenomics.
Also, in comparison to the Holstein breed, there has been somewhat less international gene exchange, therefore characterizing differences across population could allow for more efficient collaborations to enhance genomic improvement.
For large genomes, it is more efficient to pre-process the genome rather than the reads to create genomic index files, which provide genomic positions for a given oligomer.
This could indicate that animals have evolved a more efficient system of managing the genomic information that allows them to increase proteomic complexity with the same or smaller number of genes.
Next-generation sequencing can be a more efficient approach for obtaining functional genomic information.
