Thus, there is an imperfect correspondence between identity in the RH and identity in DNA-binding sequence preferences, suggesting that additional residues within (or flanking) the DBD contribute to the specificity of C. elegans NHR proteins.
In Carlos' lifetime the people who claimed to be in charge of his spiritual and moral development, including the men he was raised to consider infallible, have called an essential part of his identity imperfect, inferior, intrinsically evil, and objectively disordered.
An OrthoMCL group was defined as containing paralogues in the parasitic nematodes if any two of the ESTs had a TBLASTX hit (e-value < 1e-10) to each other, as well an imperfect BLASTN hit (identity < 95%).
During a predator attack, females may have to decide whether to defend a fawn while having imperfect information on its identity obtained from hearing a few distress calls.
Third, both ends of the SV needed to be aligned to a single genomic loci; SV that showed multiple or imperfect alignments (<95% sequence identity) were excluded as misaligned events.
Similarly, that sequence was imperfect and had 88% identity with the sequence of a Copia element identified in the race O genome.
The table SSRView stores start and end position, repeat unit size and sequence, repeat number and identity (perfect vs. imperfect SSR) of all SSRs detected in each contig.
The work is blurry on purpose; its message is that hair is a surrogate for personal identity, but it's an imperfect and misleading indicator.
In addition, terms used to describe sexual identity, like all language, are imperfect and evolving.
Second, we considered the possibility of RNA posttranscriptional modifications and defined a non-stringent BLASTN data set having sequences ≥ 18 nt in length and imperfect match (80% coverage and 80% sequence identity).
