Sentence examples for precisely call from inspiring English sources

This extremely high genomic coverage for mitochondria (>1000×) allowed us to precisely call for variants corresponding to SNPs, as well as short deletions and insertions (<30 bp).

For instance, instead of "sequence-to-completion" for a specific region the goal is to sensitively and precisely call variants over the largest percentage of the target region possible, while also being able to determine and report which bases did not meet the minimum requirements for successful variant calling.

Large slit drums are sometimes less precisely called slit gongs.

Middle Persian is known in three forms, not entirely homogeneous inscriptional Middle Persian, Pahlavi (often more precisely called Book Pahlavi), and Manichaean Middle Persian.

These storms, more precisely called "coronal mass ejections," send charged particles into space that could hit the Earth, he told The Los Angeles Times in May, creating electromagnetic disturbances.

Those who think they have some formula for precisely calling bottoms are fools.

This feature detector should be more precisely called a corner detector.

This article presents an adaptation of the experimental design method (more precisely called "statistical design and analysis of experiments" and referred to as DOE) to acoustics.

At a time when he would be excused for devoting every moment in front of an audience to ensuring his own political survival, the president spent valuable time tackling the scourge of human trafficking -- or what is more precisely called slavery.

As a communications medium, this is akin to some phone numbers not working when called or more precisely, 911 calls not being heard on a variety of local phone systems in a national grid.

More precisely, we call for: Immediate help for food and energy subsidies.