Sentence examples for samples and annotations from inspiring English sources
Twenty-one datasets comprising microarray data of breast cancer samples and annotations on patients' clinical outcome were collected.
We describe data collection, sampling, and annotation procedures of social media from both military and civilian populations.
A more detailed explanation on sampling and annotation processes of military vs. control populations is discussed by [40].
We performed three replicates of the above sampling and annotation procedure with Transposome for each species to minimize the statistical error in our estimates of genome composition.
And the human computer interaction challenge relates to the temporal latencies associated with scanning all the images to find those ground truth samples and eliciting annotations from a user.
While useful, these resources only represent a small proportion of available samples and their annotations typically cover only a small fraction of genes in most metagenomes.
This will require an increased amount of postsampling analytical work, but the approach can, for instance, be implemented by initially focusing on key taxa while storing the samples and their annotations of all other taxa for possible future work.
The information of samples and species annotation were demonstrated along X-axis and Y-axis respectively.
Adequate analysis steps are automatically chosen based on availability of paired-end mapping, matched normal samples and genome annotation.
With an increasing need for improved statistical power in genome-wide epidemiological studies, accessibility to samples and their annotation from many collections is essential (McCarthy et al., 2008).
The CBD as written here returns the probability that there are at most number x successes in n trials where each trial has a probability of success p. (2) Where x is equal to the total number of successes in a sample, n is equal to the sample size, p is equal to the probability of success of each sample, and Annot is a specific annotation.
