Sentence examples for discarded good from inspiring English sources

Analyses of the 86 bp sequencing reads were based upon the unfiltered qseq files, since the filtering process that produces fastq files sometimes discarded good reads that aligned perfectly to the reference genome for at least 64 bases.

Participants, who embrace veganism, try to buy as little as possible, instead procuring what they need by searching for discarded goods.

Re "Time to Deal With E-Waste" (editorial, Dec. 9): You call the City Council's proposal to force manufacturers of electronics to recycle their discarded goods "progressive".

"We make things to be repaired," Chavez says, meaning that luxury can be the antithesis of the disposable culture that has consumers sending tons of discarded goods into landfills.

The mural includes concise descriptions and cute illustrations of various cuts of meat and horumon (literally, "discarded goods," or offal), along with notes on their vitamin content and supposed health benefits.

Local charities then collect all of the discarded goods.

While it is impossible to know whether the Perrys overvalued their donations to Goodwill, experts on charitable giving say there is often a tendency to overvalue one's discarded goods.

Wery, the owner of Los Angeles' Good Luck Gallery, is describing her first interaction with artist Willard Hill, who, for the past 20 years, has been creating bundled sculptures of masking tape and discarded goods in the privacy of his own home, with no knowledge that anyone from the outside world would consider his secluded pastime art. .

Recycling can even be perceived as a justification for discarding good food.

The use of a large number of vetted fossil calibration points with soft bounds is promoted as a better approach than using just one or a few calibrations, or relying on internal-congruency metrics to discard good fossil data.

We just can't stop buying and discarding goods.