Sentence examples for readable match from inspiring English sources
Away from TV, Hill's innovations as manager of Coventry City in the 1960s – his espousal of all-seat stadiums and proper readable match programmes, and his rewriting of the Eton Boating Song as the Sky Blue Song – have passed into legend in that part of the Midlands (A statue of Hill at the Ricoh Arena was unveiled by the man himself in 2011).
A total of 2,093 of the 4,386 readable sequences matched entries described in NCBI and GenBank public databases, as determined by BLASTX analysis [ 22].
Grand, readable, period stuff matched with good old-fashioned magazine drum-beating promo copy.
Based on the results for matched readable sequences, it was estimated that approximately 50% of unmatched EST sequences were unique, thus yielding an additional 917 sequences that are at present unidentified.
A total of 2,293 of the 4,386 readable sequences drew no matches by BLASTX analysis.
This produces an output that is much more readable than the concept-match output and which is also fully de-identified.
Peregrine (16) is an indexing engine or tagger that recognizes concepts within human readable text, and if terms match multiple concepts it tries to disambiguate BioPortal (17), the leading search portal for ontologies, provides the BioPortal Annotator that allows users to annotate a list of terms with pre-selected ontologies.
Da Sweet Blood is his most excessive, least easily readable work since Bamboozled, but it can't match his earlier film for sheer visceral impact.
A total of 4,386 readable EST sequences were annotated by determining their closest matches to known or theoretical sequences in public databases by BLASTX analysis.
They proposed a knowledge representation scheme that matches the Semantic Web vision of data and resource descriptions readable by both humans and machines [3, 4].
Our brains exude readable output of electromagnetic radiation (waves); over the decades, cognitive scientists have matched patterns of thought to particular brainwaves.
