Sentence examples for the detection of codes from inspiring English sources

I've met him and I quite like him.' 'Well,' Spark replied, 'there's a message in this letter which says Dannie Abse is out to get you.'" The detection of codes in Eliot's writing presents a classic case of amphetamine poisoning.

For research areas such as plant Pi starvation, where transcriptomics studies have relied heavily on micro-array data, these results highlight the utility of true genome-wide studies in the detection of coding as well as non-coding transcript levels.

Whereas RNA-seq performed equally well as arrays for the detection of coding genes, we found that low read counts impaired the ability of RNA-seq to reliably estimate the abundance of many ncRNAs.

Snow et al. [20] presented ShellOS, a framework for the detection of code injection attacks based on code analysis during runtime.

The main advantage of ab initio prediction is that it enables the detection of coding regions that lack homologs in the sequence databases; however, it is most accurate when there are large regions of contiguous genomic DNA available for comparison.

Should one of the frequency multiples coincide with the 1/3 frequency this could lead to important problems with the detection of coding regions [ 18, 24- 27].

Neither the detection of coding or noncoding regions is easy nor is the development of reliable and robust methods nearing a plateau.

This gives rise to two kinds of test datasets with different characteristics: the test data from metagenomic reads contains sequencing errors and the detection of coding regions has to cope with incomplete genes.

The detection of ZIP codes 48457 and 48734 as spatial clusters may be in part due to their small at-risk background populations (4,164 and 3,924 females in 2000 respectively).

This approach facilitates the detection of potential coding regions located in longer CSTs which might contain both coding and non-coding tracts (through the presence of untranslated mRNA or intronic regions).

These probes comprise 2358 pairs for the detection of protein-coding transcripts only, 250 pairs for the detection of protein-coding transcripts paired with non-protein-coding transcripts, and 13 pairs for the detection of non-protein-coding transcripts only.