Sentence examples for straightforward blast from inspiring English sources

A straightforward BLAST [11] search yielded no results.

For shorter gene sequences a more straightforward blast is advised.

Unlike the theories proposed by Logan and Barcroft, which seemed to suggest a lethal dynamic peculiar to blast, Hooker's explanation was more straightforward – blast was merely another way of delivering an old-fashioned blow to the body.

While the inclusion in Taxy-Pro is straightforward, a classical BLAST-based pipeline suffers from the computational burden of such an extension.

The more sentimental and straightforward "My Heartbeat," a small blast of sincerity with the drive of a rock band playing disco, was named the best song of 2004 by Pitchfork.

It kicks off with a blast from the canon (a straightforward cover of King Floyd's "Groove Me" followed by an equally sensitive reading of Otis Redding's "Champagne and Wine").

By now Inverness were well in the ascendancy and Foran blasted what looked like a straightforward chance over the bar and Andrew Shinnie also missed.

By using sequence similarity search tools such as BLAST [ 20], it is fairly straightforward to at least partly annotate the positive windows.

It is straightforward, texturally and harmonically: the piece begins as an assertive blast of hard rock, driven by David Cossin's drumming, the guitarist Mark Stewart's power chords and Robert Black's solid bass.

Whilst these findings are relatively straightforward to derive using standard database search tools, including PSI-BLAST and the authors' method of choice HMMer, the manuscript provides a detailed case for the evolutionary and functional importance of these findings.

For straightforward searches where a high degree of similarity is expected, the FASTA and BLAST programs are useful.