Sentence examples for represented artefact from inspiring English sources

They noted 3170 additional microrearrangements within these synteny blocks, although they conceded that many of these microrearrangements could have represented artefact.

The remaining 42% of the results represented artefacts or short aligned sequences (less than 100-150 nucleotines in length).

8 Finally, Scott et al 9 proposed that the hyporeflective subretinal space seen on OCT in papilloedema does not necessarily represent fluid in all cases, but rather represents artefact secondary to a thickened and more reflective retinal nerve fibre layer which they described in cases of papilloedema.

Dashed line represents artefact-free conditions.

Models and metamodels provide a high-level formalism with which to represent artefacts commonly manipulated in the different stages of a software evolution process (e.g., a software migration) while model transformation allows the automation of the evolution tasks to be performed.

It is possible that these genes represent artefacts of Ab Initio gene prediction method.

However, unassigned bands can also represent artefacts [ 4] such as refractory restriction enzyme cutting sites.

Accordingly, sequences recovered by 3DPCR harbouring mixed C->T and G->A mutations associated with the 5′GpC represent artefacts.

The numerous studies reporting IMSI must report whether adequate instrumentation was used as any aberrations seen at 5000× or 6600× may represent artefacts and not real structures.

Most likely, these peaks represent artefacts of the iterative assembly procedure in which contigs are fragmented into 2 kb-pieces with a 300 bp-overlap (see Methods).

In contrast, we found that several hundred putative previously reported novel songbird gene models represent artefacts, previously known genes, or genes that are present in non-songbird species.