Sentence examples for omitted matching from inspiring English sources
Specification 2 adds study characteristics: whether the study employed duration analysis or some other econometric technique (omitted: matching), and whether the paper is published (baseline: working paper).
These potential ORFs were added to the predicted gene list only if they had a significant match (BLASTP e-value < 1e-5) in the Genbank non-redundant (nr) database, omitting matches in the Chlorovirus genus.
Su(H) binding sites were identified by searching sequences for matches to YGTGDGAA (while omitting matches to TGTGTGAA), and single-base mutations were engineered to abrogate Su(H) binding in otherwise wild-type enhancers, as documented in a prior study (Rebeiz et al., 2011).
Our sequenced fragments matched ca. 50% of all known D. melanogaster genes; although our relatively stringent cut-off of e-05 for the protein matches with D. melanogaster certainly omitted valid matches to some singletons and/or highly divergent genes.
This algorithm allows filtering alignments based on mismatches and can omit reads matched to multiple positions on the reference.
Des omitted the match between Canada and an England Lionhearts touring squad drawn mostly from non-traditional rugby league areas at Toronto's Allan Lamport Stadium this Saturday night, which follows a well-attended match between the Wolverines and the RAF which is due to be shown on Premier Sports this week.
The DVD release omitted this match.
Due to his weak performances in the opening matches, Harvey was omitted for the match against the Marylebone Cricket Club at Lord's.
With this preprocess, the constant-like deviation of real-time samplings caused by daily variation or other variations can be omitted during the matching.
The May 9 column about the world championship match between Viswanathan Anand and Veselin Topalov omitted a pair of moves in the analysis.
Ring was omitted from this match, despite having replaced Colin McCool to make his Test debut in the fifth and final match against India in Australia during the 1947 48 season that preceded the tour of England; Ring had taken six wickets for 120 runs (6/120).
