Sentence examples for lower matches from inspiring English sources

First, in silico tests were performed which demonstrated that all designed primers 100% matched with database sequences of their respective groups, whereas lower matches with other non-target bacterial groups were found.

Regarding mutation, we found that the most abundant OTUs are generally composed of a unique RST with the highest numbers of tags characterized by exact matches to sequences in GenBank (100% if it is a known species), and a few other unique RSTs with lower numbers of tags and correspondingly lower matches to sequences in GenBank.

He also applauded Mr. Chagaev's decision to lower match ticket prices to help fill Xamax's 12,000-seat stadium.

"The prospect of lower match rates may not only reduce employer contributions to workers' retirement accounts, but some research suggests that lower match rates might also lower workers' own retirement contributions".

If the number of candidate point values is too small, it will lead to lower matching accuracy.

"These results would also be consistent with a scenario in which firms with lower match rates are more likely to adopt automatic enrollment," they write.

Then, the algorithm tries actions that do not have any signature, and finally the least promising actions are tried (actions that have lower match than the threshold).

This large increase in search in the bad school market predictably leads to lower match probabilities for low and mid experience teachers in these markets.

It is shown that PZT patterns in series and in parallel connections produce the same level of power in the corresponding matched load resistance, but PZT patterns in parallel connection is preferred because of lower matched load resistance required.

We previously observed that IBC reports more events with many casualties than SIGACT (Figure 4(a)), i.e., matching IBC to SIGACT events will yield a noticeably lower match.

However, previous DP-based algorithms do not incorporate all the smoothness functions determined by the edges between the adjacent pixels in the image, which will usually lead to lower matching accuracies.