Sentence examples for sequencing as compared from inspiring English sources

B. ovis contains nine known deleted regions confirmed by sequencing as compared to B. melitensis [ 3].

In addition, there were discrepancies in expression pattern of some low abundant miRNAs during the infection detected by sequencing as compared to RT-PCR.

Targeted sequencing as compared to exome sequencing shows higher technical performance, increased capacity per run (192 versus 12 samples in our laboratory), easier data analysis, lower cost of data storage, fewer problems with incidental findings, and lower cost (approximately €175500x00x coverage) versus €116570x70x coverage) in our laboratory).

The impaired ability to sequence movements was the most frequent movement abnormality in schizophrenia patients: 67% of the patients had at least one mild impairment of movement sequencing as compared to a 33% incidence of sensory integration problems, and 13% of motor coordination abnormalities.

Detection of both isoforms either in Sanger datasets (Phypa_199161) or in the 454 datasets (Phypa_74146 and Phypa_228333) could be explained by the higher sensitivity of sequencing as compared to the PCR-based approach or by the fact that adult gametophores were used to generate the 454 data, while the validation was carried out in the two principal tissues of the juvenile stage.

In the non-barcoded libraries, the presence of a 3G-tail at the start of each read generates low read diversity that is detrimental for HiSeq-2000 sequencing, as compared to sequencing on the older GAIIx platform originally used by nanoCAGE [ 8].

However, the control samples showed more unclassified sequences as compared to the treated samples leading to lower abundance at the family and genus level.

Digital spectral analysis of nucleotide sequences unfolds a period-3 power spectral value which is more prominent in an exon sequence as compared to that of an intron sequence.

O. australiensis and O. granulata (the two largest and most repetitive genomes in Oryza), on the other hand, have mostly mid to high repetitive clones, suggesting the presence of more high copy sequences as compared to other diploids.

The glycolide methylene group region of the proton spectra exhibits several signals which can be ascribed to longer sequences (as compared to those giving rise to 13C resonances) as well as to the sequences which can appear only as a result of the second mode of transesterification.

Fluorescence and absorption studies also concluded binding constants of harmine with GC rich DNA sequence in the order of 105 M−1 while with AT rich sequences it was in the order of 103 M−1 which clearly indicated that harmine showed greater intercalation with GC rich sequences as compared to AT rich sequences.