Sentence examples for read occurrence from inspiring English sources
For each remaining read along with its occurrence, we calculated the relative distance to the nearest TSS and for each TSS tallied the sum of read occurrence from its upstream 2000 bp to downstream 2000 bp.
The FDRs are estimated assuming that the background read occurrence follows a negative binomial distribution, which was suggested to provide a better fit to the real data than the (global) Poisson distribution [ 5].
A closer examination of the mapping data for the ATCC 824 (COSMIC) Illumina reads against the pSOL1 sequence (NC_001988) revealed that the deleted region was present, but at a very low coverage (an average read occurrence of approximately 20 compared to 400 for the remainder of pSOL1).
Raw FastQ reads were first collapsed by sequence and the read occurrences were kept.
(iv) Tabulation of read occurrences (how often reads are represented once, twice, …, n times).
Forever pointing judgmental fingers at others, we read every occurrence in the world - every earthquake, every hurricane, every flood - with apocalyptic eyes, confident that it's all designed to make us come out on top.
The idea is to read these occurrence counts from the lcp-interval tree.
> As we are looking at methylated reads, the occurrence of a C in both strings denotes that a methylated cytosine has been aligned, and therefore the alignment of that string should be 'rewarded'rewarded
The introduction of time delay will prevent the occurrence read transaction in unsafe period.
The department of health issued a statement about the closure of the water park, which read: "Based on the occurrence of two cases of this rare infection in association with the same body of water and the unique features of the park, the ADH has asked the owner of Willow Springs to voluntarily close the water park to ensure the health and safety of the public".
We were surprised to read that the natural occurrence of chloramphenicol (CAP) was reported as long ago as 2003 by Hanekamp et al. [ 1].
