Sentence examples for more uniform coverage from inspiring English sources

Targeted sequencing is associated with a lower false positive rate, with more uniform coverage of the targeted areas.

This method may be coupled with any EPI readout trajectory and parallel imaging scheme to provide more uniform coverage for diffusion tensor imaging at 7 T and 3 T.

Although this sample has the largest amount of Pt deposit, it also had a more uniform coverage along the length of the individual CNT, and was thus used to compare unmodified CNT paper and modified CNT paper.

To fabricate more efficient and reliable bio-assays, it is essential to develop a method to immobilize probe ssDNAs with a more uniform coverage and in a geometric arrangement which minimizes non-specific bindings.

The influence of [Cl−] was studied showing it had a significant impact on the thiol-exchange at the positive potentials, where higher [Cl−] resulted in higher DNA coverages and a more uniform coverage across the multi-crystalline surface.

In agreement with the observations at optical and electronic microscopes, the samples deposited at the higher compression pressure (45 mN/m) presented more densely-packed and more uniform coverage of nanotubes.

Therefore, to obtain more uniform sequencing coverage, we prepared all subsequent libraries from polyA-enriched RNA.

Initial findings showed that MDA-based systems produced a more uniform genome coverage than non-MDA methods (data not shown).

The value of golden-angle sampling is that it provides more uniform angular coverage of the k-space than interleaved, angle-bisection sampling.

In many instances, the high yet skewed depth of coverage in targeted regions afforded by the ES methods may offer higher likelihood of recovery of significant variants and resolution of their true genotypes when compared to the lower, but more uniform WGS coverage (Table 4).

Another interesting and rather prevalent phenomenon called dynamic operon transcription is recently revealed by transcriptome profiling studies in M. Pneumonia[ 23] and B. subtilis[ 25] using high density tiling arrays that give more uniform signal coverage along genes albeit at lower resolution [ 23, 25].