Sentence examples for based on matches in from inspiring English sources

Of the 895 immuno-proteins, 52% (464/895) were provisionally identified based on matches in GenBank.

Database searches were based on matches in all four keyword categories.

Up to 65% of the gene tags were classified into taxonomic ranks, based on matches in the SEED database.

Taxa included candidates for the closest relatives of Blochmannia, based on matches in databases such as Genbank, the RDP [ 35], and ARB [ 36].

A total of 2452 genes (25.3% of all gene sequences) could not be annotated based on matches in the NCBI database (the full annotations of M. fructicola unigenes is found in Additional file 2).

Real accelerograms from WAPDA data base, PMD data base and NGA (Next Generation Attenuation) data base available on http://peer.berkeley.edu/nga/search were searched and accelerograms were selected for scaling, based on match in magnitude, fault mechanism, depth of earthquake, epicentral distance and rough matching with MCE response spectrum (Ekström and Dziewonski 1988).

Subsequent multi-site studies may help to increase sample size to allow individual specialties to be assessed in the way that groups of specialties based on matching in primary care were in the current study.

Controls were selected based on matching in terms of the following criteria: age (±5 years), sex, Simplified Acute Physiology Score (SAPS) II (±5 points; calculated within the first 24 hours of ICU admission), and admission diagnosis.

False discovery rates (FDR) were estimated based on matches to reversed sequences in the concatenated target-decoy database, and an FDR threshold of 1% was used for proteins and peptides.

The produced in silico signatures stored in the reference signature database, through which the expressed MPSS signatures were mapped on the corresponding EST contigs and singletons based on matches between MPSS signatures and in silico signatures.

Officials said they had arrested 73 other members of MS-13 in Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington and other cities, based on matching names in immigration databases with those of gang suspects supplied by local police departments.