Sentence examples for required a hit from inspiring English sources

To set a distance threshold for assigning nonoverlapping hits to neighbor genes, we calculated the 95 percentile of gene lengths for each species and required a hit to be closer than that threshold (this threshold is highly variable between target species: 27,992, 41,583, 96,255, 109,349, and 151,632 bp for fugu, lamprey, spotted gar, zebrafish, and coelacanth, respectively).

The biggest fields require a hit of more than 130 metres for a home run.

Significant "ChIP hits" were determined relative to the corresponding input DNA by PeakSeq and further filtered by requiring a hit length of at least 100 bp, a p-value of < 0.05, a ratio of at least 2.0 between ChIP DNA and input DNA read counts and a difference of at least 10 between the ChIP DNA and input DNA read counts.

Most importantly, PD monocytes were not functionally overactive a priori but required a "second hit" to exert their abnormal activity.

These searches used an e-value cutoff of 1 × 10−17 (to allow for sequencing errors and for polymorphisms between the reference genome and the HS panel) and required a unique best hit to the reference genome or a top hit with a raw BLAST score at least an order of magnitude greater than the second best hit with 70% of the query sequence aligned.

During a test-run at Wimbledon in July, I.B.M. researchers said, they found that their system, known as Gryphon, required a million fewer hits per minute than the old-fashion screen-refreshing system.

"If the information contained within the database is constantly found to be inaccurate or not specific action is required to a hit, then this does not instil confidence in the ANPR system".

An alignment score equal to at least half of the read is required for a hit to be retained.

This confirms that shiverer axons are in principle at risk for a similar axonal breakdown, but that it requires a 'second hit' on top of the lack of myelin.

Increased susceptibility to obesity/diabetes/metabolic syndrome may result directly from exposure to the metabolic disruptor or in other cases may require a second "hit", for example, increased fat or sugar in the diet and/or stress for the functional change to be expressed as a phenotype.

Clinical HIT required a decrease in platelet count, exposure to heparin, laboratory confirmation of anti-PF4/heparin antibodies and prescription of an alternative anticoagulant for HIT by the primary team.