Sentence examples for poor blast from inspiring English sources

For the others, with moderate or poor BLAST matches, careful examination was crucial to assess the proposed annotation transfer.

It is also possible that there were qualitative differences in the original sequencing of mRNAs from the different tissues, which would result in poor BLAST matches.

The loci with poor BLAST results were due to the fact that the primers were located close to the intron (> 100 bp) resulting in the near lack of sequence to COS EST coding sequence.

Then I watched, with wonder, As my father, shotgun-rich and impulse-poor, Blasted that chainsaw dead.

Miller's office released a report earlier this year extrapolating that a single Walmart in Wisconsin could account for $900,000 in public assistance for the working poor; Walmart blasted the report as being based on "unrealistic scenarios".

In the meantime, unions and the poor are blasted by the same right-wing crew for having the devastatingly bad taste to act in a manner that supposedly might lead to such conflict.

A further 547 (4.7%) of the genes in our array had poor-quality Blast hits (e-value > 0.1) and were therefore omitted from further analyses.

However, Verizon's been nice enough to offer those poor saps who blast through all three of their capped-at-$250 months a 10GB per month plan for $199.

The Portugal forward gathered his poor touch before blasting a low shot past Valdes from just inside the area to score for the fifth straight game against Barcelona.

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