Sentence examples for more intensive sequencing from inspiring English sources

We also considered a possibility that the ≥5× coverage criterion for identifying OR sequences in contigs restricted the recovery rate and that more intensive sequencing by the NGS approach could pick up genes with a low amplification efficiency.

Sequencing of normalized libraries, or more intensive sequencing of existing libraries, perhaps with newer generation of pyrosequencing methodology, may increase the number of salivary secreted peptides, but possibly to no more than 10% of the number found with random sequencing of ~2,000 clones.

At Thursday night's trustees' meeting, the chancellor was expected to make public the math and English department plans for shortened, more intensive sequences of remediation classes to begin next spring.

Identifying genetic polymorphisms with major roles in the expression of these syndromes will require larger cohorts of subjects and more intensive DNA sequencing efforts.

The repertoires of miRNAs have been constantly revised and updated with the advance of in silico prediction methods and more intensive cloning and sequencing efforts in broader tissues and developmental stages.

The comparison of CAZy domains from captured metagenomes to publicly available whole metagenomes showed that enrichment through probes was more efficient than intensive sequencing to identify lowly abundant functional genes.

Our study, together with those published previously [ 16– 20], may help to stimulate more intensive application of PacBio sequencing in plant transcriptome research.

Of the samples, 38 [ Supporting Information—Table S1], together with samples from 6 additional individuals, were used for more intensive study of cpDNA sequence variation in mainly Pacific Northwest Crataegus [Supporting Information—Table S2] (cf. Zarrei et al. 2014).

Haplotyping has also been useful in redirecting mutation analysis, for example if the majority of affected individuals in the family shared a BRCA1 or BRCA2 haplotype but the screened individual(s) did not, and to prioritize families for more intensive mutation analysis such as full sequencing or genomic rearrangement analysis.

Nevertheless, these studies point out the need for more intensive mutation screening than coding region and splice junction sequencing.

The more intensive effort would likely have derailed the sequence that resulted in his association with peers appreciative of the apartheid-era patches on his jacket.