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TCs are assembled from overlapping ESTs, thus containing longer and more useful sequence information than the underlying ESTs.

With the aim of providing more useful sequence annotations for comparative studies, we selected to identify the eukaryotic orthologous group [ 38] to which each sequence would belong, instead of reporting the – most often used – highest scored BLAST hit.

Danielle is clear that she didn't ditch her spiritual to-do list entirely, she's found a more useful sequencing of priorities.

"By-sequence" definitions that attribute terminal extensions to the sequence-continuous polypeptide segment (similar to SCOP) are more useful for sequence search strategies; as such regions may contain conserved sequence motifs.

Overall, our analysis suggests that bioactivity-based classification of kinases is indeed more useful than sequence-based classification for predicting kinase-inhibitor interactions.

The doctors in our study told us that they still consider family history more useful than genome sequencing.

Included is some new technology, described in a paper in the journal Nature in July, that would allow for highly accurate sequencing using tiny samples and would make sequencing more useful for medical diagnosis.

The lower stringency settings on the read quality filters result in 20 50% more useful reads from the sequencing runs for mapping to the reference sequence databases.

A third answer to the question is that 'downstream' factors that mediate the effects of genetic susceptibility - such as the effects of blood pressure or serum cholesterol mediating part of the coronary artery disease risks of genetic variants - may provide more useful risk information than sequence data alone.

Since amino acid sequences are more useful to detect homology over long periods, the assembled sequences were translated on-line into the correct open reading frames (ORFs) using ORFINDER tool from NCBI [ 93] and compared to the sequences in the NCBI nr and Swissprot protein databases.

In most applications, it often turns out that computing an optimal state sequence is more useful than P r(O|λ).