The phrase "unique count" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the amount of something that is distinct and individual, or to count the number of unique items within a set of objects. Example sentence: The survey revealed a unique count of 645 voting participants.
Figure 2 shows the unique count of compound pairs that are neighbors of each other (simply referred to as "neighbor pairs" or "neighbors" hereafter) within the confines of each data set.
The next largest unique count (i.e., those not already represented by structures with more than 15 rotatable bonds) is the cases of MMFF94s non-supported elements and non-supported atom environments (representing 280 thousand or 0.9% of the total archive, with an overlapping absolute count of 389 thousand).
Proteins were considered present in a given sample, if they had two or more peptides with distinct sequences, having a unique count greater than or equal to one in the respective sample.
For the gene-based differential expression analyses, unique count data were used.
Comparison with the scatterplots in Figure 2, which were obtained from simulating 20 M reads, also indicate that the unique count strategy is more affected by read coverage than the other two methods and performs poorly at lower coverage.
These unique count data structures enforce our empirical investigation to rely on the count model as illustrated below: Generalized linear model (GLM) relates an outcome (y) to exogenous covariates x as follows: g(E y)) = x β, y ~ F (1) where g is called the link function and F refers to the distributional families.
The unique counts output sums only reads that can be uniquely assigned to a single repetitive element subfamily, similar to the output of Day et. al. [ 13].
Meanwhile, Unique counts the days until her return.
To estimate abundance levels of the 946 proteins identified in the three stromal preparations, we calculated first the abundance factor (AF) from unique counts, and subsequently normalized AF for number of observable tryptic peptides yielding NAF.
Microarrays measured probe fluorescence for 2481 transcripts that did not receive unique counts by RNAseq.
RepEnrich uses three separate ways of classifying the reads that map to multiple repetitive element subfamilies: total counts, unique counts, and fractional counts.
