Sentence examples for precise matches from inspiring English sources

I'm all for a new approach!" Ms. Rosen said she believed she had developed a system that generated precise matches.

The resulting feature descriptors were less sensitive to spherical distortions yielding more precise matches than those extracted from the original reflectance image.

However, the echocardiography gave an averaged, rather than instantaneous, heart rate, making such precise matches with ICG impossible.

The absence of precise matches in human sequence databases would prompt an immediate search for novel, possibly polymorphic HERVs or viral recombination events, either of which might provide clues for replication competent viruses with significant implications for mechanisms of disease.

gambiae H1 candidate proteins (XP_311486) to a histone H1 protein from C. thummi, and examined the alignment for precise matches (Fig. 1A) that did not match well in a separate alignment of the An.

Remarkably, there are a few precise matches to the vertebrate telomeric repeat sequence, (TTAGGG n, within X and Y′ DNA, and the essential transcription factor Tbf1p (Brigati et al. 1993) binds these repeats in vitro (Liu and Tye 1991) and in vivo (Koering et al. 2000; Preti et al. 2010; Figure 1A).

"Anytime you have a mixture, you cannot say it's a precise match," Dr. Johnson said.

But the pomegranate curator, Jeff Moersfelder, was hard-pressed to identify a precise match for these fruits.

The frequencies of worm grunting, while not a precise match, "reasonably overlapped" with those created by the moles, he said.

During his trial, a police crime laboratory employee offered evidence to suggest that a DNA sample recovered by investigators was a precise match for Mr. Sutton's.

Unlike nuclear DNA, mtDNA can be extracted even from hairs that lack roots; though mtDNA tests cannot establish a precise match, they can eliminate many potential suspects.