To prevent otherwise high-quality reads from being rejected during quality filtering or from influencing mapping or assembly processes, it can be beneficial to trim bases from poor-quality ends of reads.
We had originally planned a telescoping arm for the recording tablet but, when the choice of arm was rejected for quality reasons, we went with flat, titlable mounting but that proved problematic for actually shooting Vines.
If Congress thinks copyright owners need greater power to restrict importation and thus divide markets, a ready solution is at hand not the one John Wiley offers in this case, but the one the Court rejected in Quality King.
Flagging products like this could help smaller producers just getting started, and that, in turn, could help feed more content into the streaming service over time, as their works won't get rejected for quality issues.
Instead of craving packaged and processed food, they rejected poor quality products, seeking out fresh, whole food -- and some of them even started reading labels.
No identified studies were rejected on quality grounds and there were no disagreements among authors on which studies to include, or on the data extracted.
Two articles were rejected for quality reasons [ 43, 44], see Appendix B. All but one of the selected articles have been published since 2000, reflecting the growing interest in implementing EHR systems in hospitals.
These metrics are primarily used in fingerprint sensors with active quality feedback for rejecting poor quality samples.
We used Phred [ 20, 21] for base-calling, rejected low-quality sequences according to default settings, and removed low-quality sequences shorter than 100 bp.
As Weyl (1953, 529) observes, when Newton explained the experienced world through the movements of solid particles in space, he rejected sense qualities for the construction of the objective world, but he held on to, and used an intuitively given objective space for the construction of a real world that lies behind the appearances.
