Sentence examples for range of discovery from inspiring English sources

Putative nuclear SNPs were sampled from a range of discovery classes defined by differences in depth of coverage and observed minor allele count (Table 1), with efforts to avoid clustered SNPs and those predicted within or proximal to homopolymers.

Collectively, the mammalian PPIN consists of 50,478 PPIs covering 9384 proteins, extracted from 34,853 publications with a range of discovery time spanning from April 1967 to October 2013.

Researchers in neuroscience, psychology, economics and other disciplines have made a range of discoveries about why human beings sometimes fear more than the evidence warrants, and sometimes less than the evidence warns.

Those listed are selected for their general interest and diversity and are selected by the compiler to show the broad range of discoveries and discussions in these fields of science.

Application of the experimental design of genome-wide association studies (GWASs) is now 10 years old (young), and here we review the remarkable range of discoveries it has facilitated in population and complex-trait genetics, the biology of diseases, and translation toward new therapeutics.

Last.fm is powerful and entertaining, but its interface is more basic than its peers' and it doesn't quite have the same range of music discovery options.

The footage communicated nothing concrete about the game play, but the graphics were rendered with an artistic finesse rarely seen in games, and the arc of Murray's journey — the unbroken sweep from ocean to land to heavens — implied an unprecedented range of possible discovery.

To do that, Beamly incorporates a wider range of content discovery and social functionality designed to keep users interacting with the app all day long.

Furthermore, we estimated total number of genes regulated by psychotropic drugs by calculation of true positives over a wide range of false discovery rates (FDR).

The range of gene discovery from RNA sequencing was extended with significant increases in number of identified genes via improved coverage.

This distribution is suitable for modeling fossil calibrations, because it allows us to avoid a hard upper bound while providing an increased probability with the age range of fossil discovery [ 121].