Sentence examples for reads we found from inspiring English sources

When using short 100 bp paired-end reads, we found that using mixtures of insert sizes produced the best results.

Independently of the software used to map the reads, we found that for compact genomes both short (35 bp, 50 bp) and long sequence reads (100 bp) result in an almost unbiased expression pattern.

With EXPRSS reads, we found that ~94% of reads aligned uniquely, ~5% mapped to multiple positions and 1% were unmapped.

For the N1, N2, HBR, and UHR samples with longer reads, we found 1315, 753, 1427, and 1502 novel exons, respectively.

From the high-throughput reads, we found one putative PMS events and another 4 PMS candidates with low quality from initial mapping.

Among the 75,330 raw sequence reads, we found that 67,814 were of good quality and were deposited in the DNA Databank of Japan [DDBJ: FS438984-FS506797].

Overall, focusing on the portion of uniquely mapped reads, we find that much of the difference in number of mapped reads in placenta is due to very specific repeats rather than general expression, a finding arising also from the comparison of methylation patterns of different repeats across tissues (Reiss et al. 2007; Gimenez et al. 2009).

It should read: We found a significant effect of presenting only one of the two discount options on the regret scores between all four conditions, F 3, 212) = 16.03, p < .001.001

The fifteenth sentence (start of paragraph four) on page 5 should have read: "We found that a reduction in BMI z-score ≥0.23 (group 4) improved insulin resistance".

Finally, in the first sentence of the Discussion subsection entitled 'Mental health', the statement "We found that 25% had a psychiatric diagnosis in our study, and approximately 30% had reduced mental health", should read "We found that 20% had a psychiatric diagnosis in our study, and approximately 30% had reduced mental health".

Depended on carefully reading, we find that Van Gennep's original expressions of nearly all basic features of the rite of passage are vague; the only thing we can ensure is that ritual object will change through the rite of passage.