Sentence examples for nearest unique from inspiring English sources

When extending a unique contig, Pebble checks that it terminates on the nearest unique contig in the local scaffold, and did not step directly to a farther one.

Once Pebble has determined a set of distance estimates from node A, it attempts to find a plausible path through its secondary neighbours connecting it to the nearest unique node.

"Tracey is damn near unique.

That's not denying that Noble's gigs are fine entertainment: his solo extemporising shtick is near unique, and it can be dreamily funny to witness all these streams of nonsense and lurid images plucked from thin air.

Fleetwood Mac were in the near unique position of having two female songwriters (Buckingham was the third main writer), each with an instantly identifiable style; the hits McVie sang and wrote, including Over My Head, Don't Stop and You Make Loving Fun, were marked by warmth and optimism.

But the grim notion that a crash is different, worse and near unique has been ubiquitous late in every bear market.

Clibanornis feeds on or near the ground, a near unique habit among philydorine ovenbirds, and previous classifications have thus been deceived by its ecological and morphological modifications to this habit.

Provided that the compromised attribute was not a unique or near unique identifier (such as a social security number), the risk that individuals might be identified is quite small.

Enrichment of 5-hmC gains was greater at or near unique HIF-1 binding sites (sites that bind HIF-1, but not HIF-2) than at unique HIF-2 binding sites (sites that bind HIF-2, but not HIF-1) (Schödel et al., 2011).

To address this need we have written a system to find (near) unique probes in a specified region of a genome, which contain little or no repetitive DNA sequence, and also to design PCR primers to facilitate the recovery of the probes from cellular DNA for subsequent Southern blotting.

It is near-unique, though, that its descent was captured on camera.