Sentence examples for display matches from inspiring English sources

The first women's boxing match in the United States was held in New York in 1876 (the winner received a silver butter dish), and the 1904 Olympics, in St . Louis included display matches for both men and women.

The shiny, bright, all-white display matches the new eMachines desktops, enhancing the look of any home or office, while the widescreen design allows users to view more content or multiple documents.

BLAST and OrthoMCL analyses were conducted to evaluate the presence of ortholog sequences in Metarhizium spp. and showed that 94.2% of the M. anisopliae E6 coding sequences display matches in M. robertsii and 90.8% display matches in M. acridum.

Similarity searches against the genomes of the legume comparators identified matches to field pea contigs which did not display matches to the CDS, possibly due to incomplete annotation of those genomes.

To address the use error related to completing the dose, a revision to the IFU included instruction to confirm the dose with that recorded in the treatment diary: "Check that the dose you have set in the dose display matches what you wrote in your treatment diary".

It seemed to me a shocking display of honesty, as if he had shed all his clothes beneath a bright fluorescent light, every fold and imperfection on display, matching me ounce for ounce in vulnerability.

To automate HSP mapping, we have developed a web program that parses the HSP coordinates of an uploaded BLAST output to generate interactive maps which graphically display matching regions.

Once music data has been downloaded for a track, Music Tag will conveniently display matching music data when the track is clicked.

The Dotter software package uses greyscale to display less perfect matches as lighter shaded dots, and also displays matches to the reverse complement.

In total, 10,130 (70%) of the spruce transcripts displayed matches to proteins of known or unknown function, based on the blastx analysis against the Uniref100 database.

In total, 70% of the spruce transcripts displayed matches to proteins of known or unknown function in the Uniref100 database (blastx e-value < 1e-10).