Sentence examples for restrictive blast from inspiring English sources
In fact, as shown in Figure 3B, even after restricting analyses to sequences that are longer than 500 nucleotides and a less restrictive BLAST e-value cutoff of 1e-6, approximately half of the cDNAs (3,630) have no homologous sequences in the existing databases.
In preparation), was developed at the University of Malaga and briefly consists on a restrictive BLAST search with three steps of significance that sequentially retrieve annotations from: (i) already existing annotated sequences, (ii) orthologous sequences, and (iii) groups of sequences sharing a statistically significant pattern.
In this analysis, two transcripts were considered as Blast-based, true orthologs when a highly restrictive reciprocal Blast (>97% identity) always resulted with their sequences giving the best score and E values [ 38].
The default significance cut-off for PSI-BLAST is restrictive and many domain pairs may not satisfy the cut-off due to low-sequence similarity or short profile lengths.
The experiences on airblast-overpressure (AOp) measurements show that it is sometime impracticable to set a maximum AOp limit, with or without allowed appropriate percentile of exceedances, because of the significance and unpredictability of variable geological conditions and the restrictive character of this kind of limitations in blasting practice.
A conservative parameterization of BLAST produced much higher precision than PSI-BLAST and T2K, but lower sensitivity: using an E-value cutoff of 10-20 (the most restrictive cutoff tested), BLAST had a precision of 86%, but retrieved only 71.1% of global homologs.
Last Thursday, the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) blasted BP for its "chilling" practice of slapping restrictive confidentiality agreements on the university scientists it has hired to study the oil spill.
"Remember, this is the same guy who signed one of the most restrictive anti-choice laws in the country and cemented LGBT discrimination into Indiana law," reads a Caforio email blast to potential donors, with an aim to raise the specific figure.
Are the restrictive measures proportionate?
