Sentence examples for stringent overlap from inspiring English sources

All the default settings were employed except for a stringent overlap percent identity cut-off of 98%.

Thus, we observe that incorporating the modest low coverage long read data from the MiSeq allowed us to use a more stringent overlap parameter for the assembly process, and resulted in improved assembly statistics.

In contrast to this, the typical use case of assembly tools is different, but when they are run on short reads with very stringent overlap criteria, then they can fulfill in parts the utility requirements of an NGS clustering tool.

The latter observation indicates that the IR-susceptibility of the nuclear genome did not change during ageing, which was confirmed by the stringent overlap of IR dose-response curves of all donors (Fig. 5B).

After performing poorly in the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's new, more stringent small overlap front crash test, the Audi A4, the Toyota Camry, the Toyota RAV4 and the Toyota Prius V were also absent from the list.

The small inner circles (stringent settings) overlap only marginally.

If one wished to be conservative in reporting novel results with respect to biases induced by multifunctionality, the less stringent GO overlap measure may be more appropriate.

As the sequence identity was reduced while maintaining stringent (95%) overlap, additional clusters were recovered to a maximum of 20 at ≥ 30% sequence identity.

Honda credits this reinforced structure for helping most of its new models get the top grade in the new, more stringent small-overlap crash test that the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety began conducting last year.

This conclusion is also supported by the findings that stringent response overlaps with carbon starvation and isoleucine starvation responses are significantly different.

In contrast to LTR retrotransposons, only 2%% of the high-stringent NHGs overlap with DNA transposons (annotated as the Tc-type, approximately 0.5%% of the genome) with 1000 bp flanking sequences.