Sentence examples for inactive match from inspiring English sources

To generate a single measure of reproducibility so that all assays could be easily compared, we scored all NR assays (2× % active match + % inactive match – % inconclusive – 2× % mismatch) and ranked them by this score, sorted in descending order (Table 3).

The reproducibility measures of the Tox21 88 as well as the triplicate assay runs in terms of active match, inactive match, inconclusive, and mismatch rates (see details in Supplemental Material, "Reproducibility call") and potency differences are listed in Table 1.

If a node reaches its region synchronizer using several hops (multi-hop), the maximum number of slots reserved within an inactive period should match the number of hops.

Those randomised to placebo received matching inactive tablets given in an identical dosing regimen.

We examined eight study-design features (Table 1), including whether patients with active and inactive disease were matched for age, sex, and race, or whether a statistical adjustment was made for these factors, and whether the authors reported any one of three possible methods to control for confounding by treatment.

After matching, we removed inactive controls (n=27 928; 4.8% of all 577 264 matched controls).

Significantly, the biologically active and inactive structures determined experimentally matched well the structures predominant in each computational set.

The Phase (v. 3.4, Schrödinger) Advanced Pharmacophore Screening tool was used to screen the active and inactive test sets for matches.

Both sexes included subjects ranging from inactive to moderate active, who match patients likely to present in primary care for referral for physical activity on prescription [ 29], and to elite trained and consequently with a wide range of calculated energy expenditure.

The nuclear retention of IκBα-bound inactive NF-κB by LMB matches previous reports well [16].

Trickery, or random genetic irregularities, can cause a split in the absence of sperm and even recombination with another nearby split cell but mammals (with the exception of echidnas and platypuses) use a process called imprinting to make sure reproduction only kicks into gear with the right complementary match of active and inactive genes between sperm and eggs of the same species.