Sentence examples for pairs coverage from inspiring English sources

After the removal of replicate read pairs, coverage calculations indicated the expected number of MPs covering a breakpoint.

With that said, we still performed some assemblies with 8Kbp fragments to see if the assembly correctness changes when assembling 5X paired 3Kbp pairs coverage, compared to assembling the same amount of paired coverage but from two different insert size libraries (3Kbp and 8Kbp).

Five cDNA-AFLP protocols were compared for each cDNA sequence collection: classical protocols with one and two enzyme pairs (coverage was calculated using a merge of both fragment sets in the latter case); sequential digestion protocol with two and three releasing enzymes; and a "flip-flop" strategy, in which marking and releasing enzymes swap their roles.

One can for example see that the best relocation score at 0L linear coverage is achieved with 5P paired coverage, and that the match score at 10P paired coverage always improves when linear coverage increases.

Each line represents a fixed paired coverage, with each x-axis point represents a linear coverage.

Expected base pair coverage was calculated from total DMR, total LMR and genomic base pair counts.

Read pair coverage = (Number of uniquely mappable tag-pairs) × (Insert length)/Haploid genome size.

A minimum of at least 500x base pair coverage was required for each case.

We first evaluate extensions based on the likelihood of gaps in short-insert read-pair coverage.

High-coverage elements were determined by sorting families by base-pair coverage, including both full-length and partial hits.

Mapping results were used to determine the per base pair coverage of all 1,526 elements by the other elements contained in the exemplar TE database.