Sentence examples for most extensively annotated from inspiring English sources

Among primates, the human genome is the most extensively annotated.

The medfly ESTs were annotated with respect to D. melanogaster, which is not only the most extensively annotated genome but also relatively close to the medfly in evolutionary terms.

One of the most well characterized and extensively annotated peroxisome proteomes is that of S. cerevis i ae; there are currently 65 yeast proteins with experimentally determined peroxisomal subcellular localization (26).

Fifty authors including Margaret Atwood, Nadine Gordimer, Philip Pullman, Tom Stoppard and Ian McEwan have each donated a first edition of one of their most famous works, with each book extensively annotated or illustrated by the writer.

The 50,214 of BLASTX matches to Arabidopsis proteins was used for further GO mappings to improve the coverage and depth of GO annotation, because the Arabidopsis dataset has been extensively annotated with GO terms and the most abundant annotation records for C. sinensis unigenes were obtained from the comparisons with Arabidopsis proteins.

In 1652, he published his most important alchemical work, Theatrum Chemicum Britannicum, an extensively annotated compilation of metaphysical poems in English.

I. scapularis is the most closely related organism to V. destructor for which an extensively annotated genome sequence exists [ 41].

We chose the Btau4.0 reference assembly for our analysis for two reasons: (1) it is currently the most extensively-annotated cattle reference assembly and (2) simultaneous comparative alignments against other mammalian genomes already exist for Btau4.0 (downloaded from: http://hgdownload.cse.ucsc.edu/goldenPath/bosTau4/multiz5way/).ucsc.edu/goldenPath/bosTau4/multiz5way/

WINE LIST -- A fairly adventurous, extensively annotated list heavily weighted toward Italy.

All the evidence suggests it is the extensively annotated copy of Compton Mackenzie, who wrote the original novel.

A scrupulously licensed and extensively annotated collection, "African Scream Contest: Raw & Psychedelic Afro Sounds From Benin & Togo 70s" (Analog Africa, analogafrica.blogspot.com), gathers some of the most kinetic results: 14 definitively funky dance tracks that tap local traditions while borrowing from — and frequently surpassing — the neighbors.