Sentence examples for repetitive counting from inspiring English sources
WR, as well as the approach proposed by Agrawal and Ramakrishnan [36], only considers the maximal path as input for the data mining algorithm, since it avoids repetitive counting of intermediate paths in the same workflow.
To avoid repetitive counting of overlapping nucleotides common to more than one sequence, PHREDPHRAP assembled sequences into contigs based on overlap regions between sequences.
Repetitive counting of the same follicles in every fifth section through the entire ovary was avoided by counting only follicles containing oocytes with a visible nucleolus.
Only one representative transcript from each cluster was used in the downstream functional enrichment/annotation analysis, to avoid the repetitive counting of the same genes.
Among adult patients with OCD and tic disorders, repetitive counting, ordering and arranging, symmetry/evening-things-up, blinking/staring rituals, and touching-tapping-and-rubbing were the most common compulsions (Holzer et al. 1994).
Highly repetitive counts most likely resulted from the most abundant vd-sRNAs.
Repetitive counts (n) were average and the mean and standard deviation were presented as mean and SD.
To avoid repetitive counts of the same indels, only one transcript was selected for each gene by three different criteria: (1) a randomly selected transcript, (2) the transcript with the longest 5'UTR, and (3) the transcript with a "pure" 5'UTR.
A series of 10 slides were examined from each sub group, the sections obtained at intervals of at least 40 μm so as to avoid counting repetitive eggs.
Although exact frequencies are not known, cognitive tics encompass: echophenomena in thought, mental play [ 68], aimless counting and repetitive thoughts with sexual or aggressive content that produce no fear.
The development of assays for highly repetitive genomes, such as wheat, requires additional filtering to remove abundant sequences by comparing against either databases of repetitive elements or by counting the frequency of sequence motifs (k-mers) in the genome (Kurtz et al. 2008).
