Sentence examples for matches namely from inspiring English sources

Only four (6.2%) populations displayed outside-population RM Y-STR matches, namely, two Czech population samples (one haplotype), and Cologne and Warsaw (one haplotype).

What is also surprising is that among the top-10 most frequently occurring patterns, only two are canonical seed matches, namely, a 6-mer and a 7-mer match.

A LCB is defined as a collinear (consistent) set of exactly matched subsequences (multiple maximal unique matches, namely 'multi-MUMs') which are shared by all the chromosomes considered, appear once in each chromosome and are bordered on both sides by mismatched nucleotides.

Matching accuracy and mismatch rate are manually determined for each match, namely describing matching performance with accuracy and error.

We propose a new paradigm for string matching, namely structural matching.

Once the impedance matching, namely, the internal resistance is equal to the external load resistance, is used, the output power can be further enhanced by about 3.85 4.40%.

For a brief, manic time, however, the S.L.A. possessed something no other band of hapless ideologues could match: namely "Tania," which was the nom de guerre Hearst adopted on the lam.

It appeared that the results from the temporal bone experiments and the FE-predicted results match, namely that blocking the aditus improves middle ear sound transmission in the 1500 to 2500 Hz range and decreases displacement in the low frequencies below 1000 Hz when compared with the normal ear.

Indeed, the comparison of several gene lists resulted in only one obvious match, namely with PCB52 responsive genes, including two DNA damage checkpoint protein encoding genes (wrn-1, rpa-1), which were found up-regulated in the Elbe derived sample, where the sediment was characterized by the highest measured genotoxicity and a high level amount of various POPs including different PCB compounds.

Three commonly used matching algorithms, namely nearest neighbor matching, radius matching, and kernel-based matching, were employed to assess the impact of adaptation options (soil and water conservation, water harvesting, and small-scale irrigation) on households' food security.

Building the ancestral orthologous alignments of sp1 and sp2 is formulated as a maximum-weight bipartite matching problem, namely: given G, find a matching M, which maximizes the sum of the weights of the edges that belong to M. Problem 1. Suppose L has nl match regions and R has n r match regions.