In contrast, substantially improved results can be achived by applying a repeat library derived from a partial reference clustering (e.g., from mapping sequences against a partially sequenced genome).
Cameron made a partial reference in his speech, saying: "Neither the Pakistan army nor Nato forces must ever tolerate sanctuaries for people plotting violence".
(E.g., Field's (1973) theory of "partial reference").
The context of our study is an ontology network consisting of several taxonomies networked by partial reference alignments.
Based on partial reference FLcDNA characterization, 4,380 clones were chosen for complete characterization using primer walking methods.
Concatenating ESTs from chromosomes 1 (1,123) and 5 (1,247), we created a wheat group 1 and 5 partial reference transcriptome consisting of 2,354 ESTs (see Methods).
For comparison, sugar porter family transporters were identified in a partial reference protein datasets from Nilaparvata lugens [ 30, 31]; the reference protein datasets derived from whole genome sequence of H. sapiens; and whole genome sequences of 6 insect species.
Objective image quality (IQA) assessment methods can be categorized as full reference (FR), reduced reference (RR), and no reference (NR) depending on whether a reference, partial information about a reference, or no reference is used for calculation.
Bayer will show the courts the full context of many of the partial documents referenced in the media".
This is not because they are more effective in those cases, but because the amplitudes of higher partials tend to be smaller, and so does the error, since it is calculated having the most energetic partial as reference.
