The phrase "a valid match and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the criteria or conditions for something to be considered a match, often in technical or analytical discussions.
Example: "The results indicate that we have a valid match and can proceed with the next steps in the analysis."
Alternatives: "a legitimate match and" or "an acceptable match and".
For a maximum flow f in N, define the set of pairs M f = {(x, y) : x ∈ X, y ∈ Y X, f x, y) = 1}.From flow conservation constraints, it is simple to assert that every z ∈ X ∪ Y participates in at most one pair in M f, and thus M f is a valid matching, and in addition, M f ⊆ X × Y X.
We collated all SAGE tags with a valid match to a gene and ranked each gene according to how many times it was tagged.
There were 516 people from the CDSC data with Burkitt's lymphoma or immunoblastic lymphoma and a first report from a region located wholly or partly within the TCR catchment area, and 228 (44%) had a valid match to an NHL record from the TCR data.
There were 2079 people from the CDSC data with presumptive or definitive KS and a first report from a region located wholly or partly within the TCR catchment area and 648 (31%) had a valid match to a KS record in the TCR data.
There were 1251 cases of KS in the TCR data and 1017 (81%) had a valid match to a person in the CDSC data reported from anywhere in the UK.
The purge itself required sensitive judgment calls, notably when to regard a name on a list of convicted felons as a valid match with a name on the voting rolls.
The 40% criterion should prevent intron sequence in the read from disallowing a valid match while still providing sufficient specificity.
UFO also uses a high-dimensional word-based feature space [ 11] according to a word length of 20 amino acids, but in addition the discriminant scores of the five highest scoring domain families are passed to a small neural network to decide whether a score actually indicates a valid match.
After the alignment to the reference genome about 40% of the initial reads was excluded from further analysis because: (1) lacking a valid match on the reference genome (6% on average); or (2) because these reads were vector-only sequences (21% on average); or (3) repetitive elements that could not be univocally mapped to the reference genome (13% on average).
It returns the resulting translation estimate in the last column of M. Randomly select a valid matching pair and compute the translation between the two feature locations.
