Sentence examples for read tracking from inspiring English sources
Magazines that had celebrated the limitlessness of human endeavors are now a sober, stern read tracking the broader business climate with charts where all the graphs go down and pictures where the subjects raise their right hand to testify.
To predict inter and intra chromosomal re-arrangements we used BWA alignment and BreakDancer [ 44] program with -t, -d and -g options enabled, allowing read tracking for each candidate SV.
Additionally, the option –ace was used to obtain a map that would allow read tracking within the assemblies and parameter -a 350 to avoid reads below such contig length.
All assemblies were run with options that allowed for read tracking.
Deadly Damage: Read "Tracking the Storm," ongoing Times coverage about all the damage Hurricane Sandy has caused up and down the Eastern Seaboard, including many deaths, millions of power failures (see video of the Manhattan Con Ed explosion on Oct. 29, above) the crane dangling over West 57th street in Manhattan, the patients who had to be evacuated from local hospitals and much more.
One group has issued a bumper sticker that reads, "Tracking cattle now, tracking you soon".
Authorities think that at least some of the documents and information, including the datebook entry reading "trackd the World Traed Cente or the Pentagon trackd for the Plaen," may have been created after the attacks.
We were waiting next to a sign that read, "Track closed due to avalanche danger," while a growing crowd of hikers accumulated behind us.
Deyars read tracks in the sand and infer a great amount of information from their shape, depth, distribution, direction, etc. Deyars are highly respected for their knowledge, skills and intimate relation with the desert environment.
A popup window Figure 1 (e) for each read track is optionally provided for close study of read track.
This window can be disabled by selecting the 'hide' option when adding BAM read tracks, or by editing the XML file in the track information tab.
