Sentence examples for a true template from inspiring English sources

In fact, Dodd-Frank is too idiosyncratically American and too incomplete to be a true template for others.

In the end, whether others follow Morocco's lead may depend in part on whether the country's experiment turns out to be a true template for change.

In December 2004, with "Million Dollar Baby," Mr. Eastwood almost nonchalantly took a tried and true template — the boxing picture — and struck from it the best American movie of the year.

The logarithm of the integrated correlation score showed the best template recognition ability and had the highest correlation with the true template modeling (TM -score of TM -scoret structures.

As NGS data are generally noisy, i.e., they include erroneously incorporated bases with respect to the true template, several methods have been developed to address this problem.

Unfortunately, the "tried and true" templates for churches are sadly not serving the future generation and those who have never encountered Jesus before.

For both HHblits and HHsearch, the hits were considered as significant based on the E-value threshold of 1, 95% probability (this is "the probability of template to be a true positive" calculated by HHblits), and the length of aligned HMM regions to be 90 amino acids.

It's a confident and idiosyncratic debut the work of an artist who's not afraid to twist the tried-and-true templates of dance music to his own mischievous ends.

The template sequence that was most similar to the candidate sequence was considered the true best template sequence.

Across the 10 regions that I tested, between 68 and 77% of the candidates found their true best template match.

I investigated the accuracy and speed of the various alignment methods when the true best template sequence was selected for each candidate sequence (Tables 3 and S3).