Sentence examples for sequencing achieving from inspiring English sources
Given rapid advances in next-generation sequencing, achieving a densely sampled plastome-based phylogeny of Pooideae is a realistic goal that we are working towards.
We analyzed DNA from a resected cancer of the ampulla of Vater and whole blood DNA from a 63 year-old man who underwent a pancreaticoduodenectomy by whole genome sequencing, achieving 37× and 40× coverage, respectively.
3' tag DGE profiling with massive parallel sequencing achieved high sensitivity and reproducibility for transcriptome profiling.
The decrease in sequencing achieved by anchoring, by sampling only the ends of the fragments and by multiplexing multiple samples in the same lane of a sequencer brings the costs of sequencing down considerably.
These motivations influence further modifications of the applied filter sequences achieving an evolution of the artificial artist.
The results reported are similar to those of the 15 fps sequences, achieving a TR of −77.77% on average without a significant RD drop penalty.
For genome-dependent discovery 15-30 milliof of 80 base reads per individual were aligned to the reference sequence achieving individual sequencing coverage from 7 to 15×.
Cieszanowski et al. implemented a dual-echo moderately T2-weighted sequence, achieving 98%% sensitivity and 96%% specificity, for diagnosing solid lesions [ 32].
These algorithms assign homology between sequences achieving statistically significant similarity scores with high fidelity, even between highly divergent sequences sharing low similarity (Brenner et al., 1998; Pearson, 1995; Pearson and Sierk, 2005).
The utilization of next generation sequencing (NGS) approaches has the capability of identifying all expressed sequences, achieving massive dynamic ranges, having resolution down to the single nucleotide level [ 11– 13], and has been adapted for single cell transcription studies [ 1– 3].
Clearly, the rules proposed by [11] to process vocalic sequences achieved the worst performance.
