Sentence examples for more low complexity from inspiring English sources

To propose more low complexity algorithms and compare the convergence performance are out of the scope of this paper and could be one of the future directions of research.

Preliminary analysis on five reference genomes has revealed a significant correlation (p< = 0.05) between sequence length and complexity, with longer proteins showing more low complexity regions.

The Nimblegen probes contain almost no low complexity DNA on the array (Fig. 4c), but we observed that the regions of low coverage contain much more low complexity DNA compared to the regions with the good coverage (Fig. 4d).

Primary structure analysis of histone chaperones in plants reveals that a common feature of most of the histone chaperones is the presence of one or more low complexity regions – LCRs.

There were significantly fewer long-terminal repeat (LTR) elements (GLM; α = 0.000) and DNA elements (GLM; α = 0.001) in tammar KCNQ1 introns 1, 1b, 9, 10, and 14 compared to the same introns in mouse and human, while there were significantly more low complexity regions (α = 0.000).

We found that a common feature of most of the histone chaperones across the diverse seven families is the presence of one or more low complexity regions (LCRs), which are stretches of polypeptide sequence highly rich in one or a few amino acids.

However, both SSAHA2 and BLAT classifies more low-complexity reads than FACS.

DNA binding proteins have previously been shown to contain more low-complexity regions than other proteins [ 16].

The results of the questionnaire suggest that high complexity hospitals are more likely than low complexity hospitals to innovate in their pharmacotherapy, and hence be more likely to deal with new medicines.

The sequences were filtered with dustmasker, and every sequence with more than 20% low complexity regions was removed.

ESTs consisting of more than 50% low complexity sequence were also removed from the final set of "good ESTs".