"software command" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to instructions given to a computer program or piece of hardware. For example: "I had to enter the software command to activate the printer."
The HOMER software command "getDifferentialPeaks" was used to find ChIP-seq differentially enriched regions between different IMEC samples (cut-offs = twofold change and p-value 1×10−4).
Ultimately, this board will be used for hardware verification of software command execution & to detect hardware faults of all main boards of the satellite.
columnist for The Times, says: "I find reboot to be more oriented toward computers since it is a software command with a whiff of modern tech-geek jargon about it.
The HOMER software command "annotatePeaks.pl" was used to assign peaks and enhancer regions to the nearest genes, according to GRCh37/hg19 annotation, and to count the number of tags from different sequencing experiments on those regions.
It should be noted that the concrete types used in this taxonomy relate to a specific software command, response, physical sensor or actuator.
From a software command that determines whether a computer is running and reachable over a network.
They solved the problem by sending software commands to open and close the relay several times — like flipping a switch back and forth — to clear out the dirt.
The primary reason for this delay is to allow a short period of time for physical devices to respond to software commands.
The exact failure mode is still unknown, however the result is that the normal software commanded operations will not function properly.
Rather than by employing complex mathematical algorithms, a fit is achieved by drawing a parametric outline that complies with the design intent, and by adjusting the different parameters through successive approximations using commercial CAD software commands.
Changes in parameters such as reagent molar ratios, residence time and pH were made by modifications in the software commanding the SI system, without the need for physical reconfiguration of reagents around the selection valve.
