Sentence examples for search matched from inspiring English sources

In August, a national DNA database search matched that DNA to a felon with a record in California.

An identity of greater than 80% produced by BLASTN search matched with hybridisation signal intensity.

Consistent with this, 25 of 25 EST sequences obtained by BLAST search matched variant 1 in this region, whereas no EST sequences were found to be identical to variant 2 in this region.

The PCR primers were genus-wide and, according to a BLAST search, matched perfectly to 20 different Prevotella species: P. timonensis, P. bivia, P. melaninogenica, P. buccae, P. histicola, P. disiens, P. buccalis, P. scopos, P. fusca, P. copri, P. salivae, P. oris, P. veroralis, P. paludivivens, P. pallens, P. oulorum, P. nigrescens, P. maculosa, P. corporis, and P. intermedia.

MglB is a member of the Roadblock/LC7 family of proteins (Koonin and Aravind 2000; Miertzschke et al. 2011), and all but five of the significant hits (e value less than 0.0001) obtained in this search matched the Robl_LC7 domain model from Pfam that corresponds to this family (supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online).

Without month-by-month data I can't test whether the Guardian search matches the Wheel of Hunger, but there are few surprises on the list.

For instance, the regex ((search)) matches the "search" word, but also matches the "research" and "searcher" words.

Seeqpod actually got its start at Lawrence Livermore Lab and genomic search (matching genomic sequences to diseases, symptoms, and even foods), so there are health search applications.

A putative homolog from the first search is classed as a homolog if one of the closest matches in the second search matches the annotation of the query sequence [31], [32].

The expanded edge patterns were used to search matching subgraphs.

The genes were considered MAPK genes when BLASTP search matches with Arabidopsis MAPKs.