The phrase "run profile" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in computing contexts to mean opening a profile or account on a specific program, app, or website. For example, "I need to run a profile for the company's new collaboration software."
In order to distinguish the small isolated lines or circles representing bonds from the text components, the relative location and horizontal/vertical run profile of each component are also checked.
Each studied genome was scanned with the constructed PWMs using Run Profile tool in RegPredict.
For previously known TFBSs motifs, a PWM was built and used for identification of additional sites in the analyzed genomes using the Run Profile tool in the RegPredict Web server.
Over the past decade, The New Yorker has run Profiles of both men, tracing their respective transformations.
Colonel Brian Madtes, strategic communications director for the Air Force recruiting service, said yesterday that the Air Force would probably continue to run banner ads on myspace.com but was unlikely to run profiles again.
Major London papers had run profiles.
Together, with Bertram van Munster her producing partner, they run Profiles Television, an award-winning full-service production company that develops and produces programming for the worldwide marketplace.
The SEC running profile in 0.2% DM showed a peak that suggested a dimer form based on elution profile and molecular mass standards.
Keeping this in mind, it is therefore critical when considering the effects of, for example, altitude on match running that the running profile of players is measured during competition.
The Guardian, for example, ran "profiles" of Wright and Dixie.
(We'll be running profiles of three of the pioneers from the report next week).
