Sentence examples for much larger coverage from inspiring English sources

Compared with the random immunization, the targeted immunization and the acquaintance immune strategy, we show that the proposed strategy has a much larger coverage, i.e., more nodes will have immune ability given the same number of initial immune nodes.

For the atc-eco alignment of 1.11 xenobiotics biodegradation and metabolism for instance, even though SubMAP provides a much larger coverage than CAMPways (153 versus 134), the number of correct mappings of CAMPways is still better (60 versus 53).

This derives from the much larger coverage of the transcriptome by Illumina runs coupled with the ability of the assembler we used to pull that data together correctly into contigs.

As compared with the previous version MICdb2.0, the current release is significantly improved in terms of much larger coverage of genomes, improved presentation of queried results, user-friendly administration module to manage Simple Sequence Repeat (SSR) data such as addition of new genomes, deletion of obsolete data, etc., and also removal of certain features deemed to be redundant.

For methodological issues related to webRDS among MSM see, for example, refs. 22 and 57 In comparison with a standard coupon-based RDS, the present study enabled a much larger geographical coverage and allowed participation of MSM who would not risk to physically access a survey office.

The DNA and RNA reads were analyzed using the same detection procedure described above, with the sole exception that sequence variations below 0.1% (the expected sequencing error rate) were allowed in the DNA reads (as mandated by the much larger DNA coverage in this validation study).

Although all capture platforms exhibit consistency in DOC profiles, the array-based platform (SeqCap Array) clearly exhibits a much larger variation of coverage, whereas SureSelect v1 and EZ Exome v2 are shown to have least variation, making them the most stable platforms for CNV analysis (Fig. 5B).

If no identification is registered, and as shown in Figure 6, the current radius of the approximated coverage can be much larger than the radius of actual coverage.

There is an added urgency to improving the quality of routine PMTCT programme data, as many African countries are currently considering abandoning ANC sentinel surveillance in favour of using HIV prevalence estimates based on routine PMTCT statistics, as the numerical basis for the latter is much larger and the geographical coverage much wider.

Next, we pooled the data from two, three or four spores, and performed assembly again; we found that the data from any two of the first three spores allowed the assembly of much larger contigs and greater coverage of the genome than data from single spores (Table 2).

In Figure 5, it requires more nodes to realize the full coverage for much larger networks and fewer nodes for smaller networks.