Sentence examples for negligible number of errors from inspiring English sources

The assemblies produced by running Velvet (k=31 and k=55) on simulated, perfect reads generated from the reference E.coli genome (200 × coverage) had only a negligible number of errors (less than 10 for k=31 and less than 5 for k=55).

A non-negligible number of errors are generated during PCR [ 42] and pyrosequencing [ 37].

One consideration with standard next-gen assembly software is that too much coverage can actually harm assembly quality, that is, extremely high coverage can introduce a non-negligible number of errors into assemblies and assembly quality can suffer, or at least not continue to improve (Haridas et al. 2011; Lin et al. 2011).

"So you see, in reality, a negligible number of Jews were arrested," Roginsky said.

She also criticised the negligible number of council homes being built in London.

The rest are adaptives, with a negligible number of home-centred ones.

A negligible number of HIV-infected children were on ART.

Only in a negligible number of cases was an interview denied.

A negligible number of participants had missing information for most covariates.

A negligible number of hits were found when Vgt1 N28 was the reference.

In contrast, splenocytes from mice immunized with pVAX1 presented negligible numbers of IFN-γ secreting cells.