Sentence examples for points to sequences from inspiring English sources

As a result of this data-driven transformation, where trajectories are generalized from sequences of points to sequences of cells, the re-identification probability already drops significantly.

Arrows pointing down denote sequences shared between svt2 and Col. Arrowheads point to sequences unique to svt2.

The overrepresentation of the D allele in A68 may also point to sequence divergence at the primer sites of S10-flank at non- DIP homolog's.

There are four main access points to RNR sequences in the database: i) The "RNRs by organism" page presents the entire database in tabular format.

The top of the Shiranish third order coincides with a mass extinction surface and is characterized by a turbidite facies with bioturbated sandstone bed that points to a sequence boundary of type two overlain by a shelf-margin system tract.

Although the hidden state sequence of a pair-HMM unambiguously points to a specific sequence alignment, this is not necessarily true the other way around.

Well correlations and outcrop data point to sedimentary sequences vary considerably in lithofacies and thicknesses, with significant gaps.

Mr. Crutchfield points to the harmonic sequence of the concertato ensemble concluding Verdi's Act III, which follows the same progression as Rossini's Act I finale.

This gives rise to multiple start points to search in sequence space for each superfamily.

Their two associated histories A and B were used as starting points to obtain both sequence alignments and reconciliations costs (according to Equation 1).

Therefore, this case points to a possible sequence error and provides a convincing argument against the pseudogene labelling of matK in C. catenata.