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In three of the microorganisms (Collimonas arenae, Achromobacter xylosoxidans, V. paradoxus), the mRNA of the 3-HP catabolic genes was not amplified at all, which suggested that the degenerate primer sequences, designed based on NCBI database, did not match the original gene sequence (Additional file 3: Table S3).

According to previous studies [ 2, 28, 29], simplified RIFLE classification was used only with the glomerular filtration rate (GFR) criterion for classification because the eight-hourly urine volumes in our database did not match the 6- or 12-hourly urine output criterion in the RIFLE classification.

Error rate refers to the number of times a variable from the PTAC database does not match the institutional patient record exactly divided by the sample size.

For example, the identifier "floxuridine" occurs in ChEBI and in ChEBML, but the corresponding structures in these two databases do not match, and thus the identifier is ambiguous.

We subsequently removed all sequences within our database that did not match one of these haplotypes.

Forty percent of the assembled contigs in the E. lineata transcriptome produced BLAST hits to sequences in NCBI's non-redundant (NR) protein database, while 60% did not match any protein sequences in the database.

The unidentified man's fingerprints were not in any law enforcement database and he did not match any missing person reports.

This eliminated the shortest sequence tags, those that matched with multiple genes or genes with multiple differing transcripts, those that matched genes not yet contained in the GenBank non-redundant database, those that did not match a gene, and all sequence tags generated by trapping processes designed to capture introns rather than exons.

Except for macroalgal biomass and substrate, all variables were extracted from large-scale databases and resolution did not match our site-specific sampling protocol in scale and may not reflect local, site-specific conditions.

Under the state's methodology, if a name and birth date were matched in the felon and voter databases, but the races did not match, the person was not put on the purge list.

Mitchell Morrissey began his effort in 2005, when investigators came across DNA profiles in law enforcement databases that resembled, but did not match, genetic evidence left behind by three Denver rapists.