Sentence examples for specific counts from inspiring English sources

Our method of ASE detection implements the DEseq package [ 22], specifically developed for RNAseq differential expression analysis, to variant specific counts.

These are the general charges under which 15 specific counts are listed.

On March 4 , 1996 they acquitted Mr. Bernardi of 15 specific counts of bribery, but saw enough suggestion of shady dealings to convict him of conspiracy to bribe.

As Syria Tracker explains: "In the long run, we don't feel that the specific counts are as important as the individual names, dates and places, which can be updated, edited and revised over time".

The court conceivably could have found the prisoner guilty of one or more specific counts — but today's session wiped out the possibility of less than total guilt on all charges.

But in a bitingly worded decision, Judge Herrick described the case against Signature as "complex and unwieldy," noting that prosecutors had presented four succeeding indictments to two grand juries over 15 months, often changing the specific counts charged against the Signature owners and employees and bringing new facts to bear against them.

CD's that are distributed to consumers as premiums also escape specific counting by Nielsen SoundScan.

Pentagon and military officials said they had no specific count of these combined attacks, but said the syndicated nature of cooperative action went beyond just the raids.

A key conclusion is the need to design the most appropriate cell counting method, including control/measurement assurance strategies, for a specific counting purposes.

In addition to the numerous "specific" count-classifiers described above, Chinese has a "general" classifier, pronounced gè in Mandarin.

Linguists and typologists such as Joseph Greenberg have suggested that specific count-classifiers are semantically "redundant", repeating information present within the noun.