Sentence examples for range of hits from inspiring English sources
In 1979, Mr. Wigan left Fox to become a producer and delivered a range of hits, from the erudite "Chariots of Fire" to the goofball "Police Academy" comedies.
Mr. DiPiero, also the host of this round-robin event, has had a range of hits, but here he tended toward boisterous rockers like Montgomery Gentry's "Gone" and Brooks & Dunn's "You Can't Take the Honky Tonk Out of the Girl".
That's been the question boggling the best minds -- and nastiest gossips -- on Broadway all spring, as the musical's audiences have hovered between 75 and 90percentt of capacity, far from the 95 to 100percentt range of hits like "The Lion King".
Basement Jaxx's sophomore record Rooty has a pretty unbelievable range of hits.
So far the Warblers have performed a range of hits including Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream," Robin Thicke's "When I Get You Alone," Destiny's Child's "Bills, Bills, Bills" and Train's "Hey, Soul Sister".
This relatively high e-value allowed us to see the range of hits recovered by BLAST; for purposes of selecting a BLAST hit for our annotation, only hits with e-values smaller than 10-10 were considered.
While a wide range of hit identification techniques exist, little information is available about their sensitivity and specificity, especially in comparison to each other.
Those Sanger sequences that had lower homology hits (E-value > 1.0E-25 1.0E-25erage alignment of 7.6% (range of percentage had length: 1.1-27.6%) average alignmentength of the aligned region was about 45 bp (range of hit length: 19–157.6%; Additional file 1).
The desire to screen large sets is born from the need to identify a broad range of hit series, a crucial point in the competitive arena of industrial drug discovery.
This confirmed the efficacy of the approach for detecting specific cytological phenotypes distinct from generalized cytostatic and cytotoxic effects likely to be elicited by a much broader range of hit compounds.
A NoiseMaker user selects a realistic scenario for his or her simulated screen, including a range of hit properties as well as noise characteristics, derived from previous screens or assay development work (Supplementary Appendix 1); the software then randomly assigns 'true hits' conforming to this scenario and generates noisy replicates of the screen.
