Sentence examples for usually annotated as from inspiring English sources

Members of the M6 peptidase family are usually annotated as "immune inhibitors" because in B. thuringiensis they can inhibit the insect antibacterial response [ 17].

The latter case may be distinguished from experimentally detected binary interactions by examining the PSI-MI interaction type: binary interactions derived from complexes are usually annotated as 'physical association' (rather than 'direct interaction').

Such associations may be distinguished from experimentally detected binary interactions (2, 26) by examining the PSI-MI 'interaction type' record, since binary interactions derived from complexes are usually annotated as 'association' or 'physical association' (rather than 'direct interaction').

In practice, two genes α and β are usually annotated as orthologous if their products are the "best reciprocal hits": that is, one of the proteins encoded by the α gene of species A has, as its most similar counterpart in species B, one of the proteins encoded by the β gene, and vice versa.

Contigs were annotated as above.

All sequences were annotated as above.

Enzymes are known as the largest class of proteins and their functions are usually annotated by the Enzyme Commission (EC), which uses a hierarchy structure.

Enzymes are known as the largest class of proteins and their functions are usually annotated by the Enzyme Commission (EC), which uses a hierarchy structure, i.e., four numbers separated by periods, to classify the function of enzymes.

The few specimens of Solanum aspersum have usually been annotated as the more common and widely distributed S. aureum Dunal, also from Andean Ecuador.

Concepts and relations in ontologies and in other knowledge organisation systems are usually annotated with natural language labels.

That's not good for machine-learning algorithms, which can only learn from vast amounts of data, usually annotated in advance by humans.