Sentence examples for the final trim from inspiring English sources

Chrysler will be responsible only for the final trim and assembly operation, where the body and chassis come together and where the seats, instrument panels and other components are installed just before the sport utilities roll off the line.

The final trim length (50 bp) used in the assembly was chosen after trimming to different lengths (40 80 bp) followed by quality filtering and then the assembly with highest n50 and fewest number of contigs was selected as the "best" assembly.

Cleavage of the xylan backbone yields xylooligosaccharides and the final trimming is carried out by β-xylosidase, whereby short chain oligosaccharides and xylobiose are hydrolysed from the non-reducing termini to release xylose monomers (Polizeli et al. [2005]; Teng et al. [2011]).

We here refer to the resulting graph as the "final trimmed GO graph" Once the "final trimmed GO graph" has been obtained, the remaining GO nodes are grouped according to their semantic similarity (see Fig. 1- iii,1- iv).

First of all, the GO hits that belong to the obtained clusters in the "final trimmed GO graph" are ranked on the basis of three different statistical scores: Internal Confidence (InC), Absolute Confidence ACC) and Total Score (TS).

Semantic similarity is used to group GO terms that belong to the "final trimmed GO graph" containing the most probable starting paths and allows the number of similar GO terms in highly populated regions of the graph to be further reduced (see Fig. 1- iii,- iv).

The final trimmed MMA consisted of nine positions.

The final trimmed model included Global Health Status/QoL, Physical Functioning, Emotional Functioning, and Pain (Table  5).

The final trimmed model included Global Health Status/QoL, Physical Functioning, Pain, Insomnia and Future Perspective.

Thus, the final, trimmed CGC training set included 28 Dom and 45 Rec genes.

We estimated the final trimmed model after eliminating all insignificant covariance among the independent variables (Kline 1998).