Sentence examples for recovery of reference from inspiring English sources

Despite the issues encountered in the experimentation, it was possible to verify the immediate recovery of reference anytime the probe rotates abruptly on its longitudinal axis.

Whole genome amplification and sequencing of single microbial cells has significantly influenced genomics and microbial ecology by facilitating direct recovery of reference genome data.

For instance, if the BF of test molecule is 60%, this indicates that 40% of this molecule stay "captured" by cellular internalization after total recovery of reference molecule.

We compared the performance of specific algorithms for the clustering of interspersed repeats and found that only a particular combination of algorithms detected TE families with good recovery of the reference sequences.

Figure 4 (alignments E to H) shows several examples in which manual curation of the de novo consensus sequences identified by GROUPER and RECON for a given TE family improves the recovery of the reference sequence.

Mercury recovery of spiked reference materials (GFS Chemicals) averaged 98.8 ± 0.3%%.

Recovery of standard reference materials NIST 2711a (n = 2) and NIST 2976 (n = 3) were 80 ± 1% and 115% ± 11%, respectively.

A high amount of completely calcified lesions, without viable tubercle bacilli, could also explain the low recovery of bacteria (references within [ 26]).

By comparing pathway recovery for individual reference genomes to pathway recovery for combinations of reference genomes, it becomes formally possible to use Pathway Tools to identify distributed metabolic pathways that emerge between multiple interacting partners.

Professor Rogoff and Reinhardt argue that comparing the United States' recovery after this recession to other post-war recoveries is the wrong frame of reference because this recession is not similar in nature to those.

The purpose of LEAP was to retain the integrity of these recovery values, and the terms of reference were therefore to be a 'critical friend' to REFOCUS: bringing the perspective of lived experience to the methodological and implementation decisions.