Sentence examples for result for the query from inspiring English sources

The result for the query sequence from the middle region of the Oryza gene, however, did not retrieve animal subunits, although the S. cerevisiae subunit was hit with an E-value of 0.21 (Fig. 5B).

In other words, the site turns up no results for the query "qwiki," and apparently a lot of first time users are using that as a test query.

These are hand picked results from the guids that should all be good results for the query (see screen shot below of results for "Paris Hotels" – click for larger view).

Context is required: Google has only six results for the query in quotes, and without quotes it loses its meaning and the results aren't useful (notice the Powerset blog is the fourth result).

Clicking on the Doodle, which is available both at Google.com and as a new Chrome tab, brings up the results for the query, "Where do I vote #ElectionDay".

The first two examples come from media or food brands, but they are also just good results for the query.

The results for the query sequence from 3' region of the Oryza gene also indicate that the animal and plant proteins are more closely related: for examples, the human and rat subunits were hit with E-values of 0.009 and 0.12 respectively, while the yeast subunits were not hit with E-values better than 10 (Fig. 5B).

The number of TFBS instances in each re-sampled gene list is recorded and then ranked according to the number of TFBS present (the gene list with the largest number of instances = rank 1) together with the results for the query list.

Also a goodness measure of a search engine for a given set of queries can be designed which is a function of the coverage of the search engine and the normalized age of a new document in result set for the query.

The results of this experiment are shown in Figure 4. Figure 4A and B shows results for the queries without distortion and results for the distorted queries, respectively.

Also interesting is that a Go Daddy is a heavy Google AdWords user, and so the first result for the "God" query is a sponsored link for Go Daddy.