Sentence examples for stringent pairing from inspiring English sources
For a more stringent pairing, i.e., excluding probably false pairs, translated segment pairs were filtered for ≥ 80% amino acid sequence identity.
These scaffolds were manually checked with stringent paired read mapping (100% identity) to either confirm the assembly or identify points where chimeras might occur.
Comparisons with TargetScan and EIMMo require stringent seed pairing, while miRBase requires moderately stringent seed pairing.
In "Cheers," Ms. Isaacs takes a less stringent approach, pairing Damien Rice's songs with fitful, temperamental movement to relate a tale of unreciprocated love.
Similar targets were also confirmed with other prediction software that employ stringent base pairing and evolutionary conservation, including PicTar (http://pictar.bio.nyu.edu/) and EMBL (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/embl/).ac.uk/embl/
TargetScan predicts miRNA targets based upon stringent seed pairing as well as site number, type, context, and conservation (Bartel 2009).
Both PicTar (Krek et al., 2005) and EIMMO (Gaidatzis et al., 2007) require stringent seed pairing between 7 nt starting at either the α or the β-position.
More than /4 (2 784) of these most stringent spectral pairs originated from the standard protein mix analysis which allowed us to calculate a false positive rate of 0.86% for these conditional consecutive CID/ETD validated peptide assignments.
Because some miRNAs have less stringent seed region pairing and instead exhibit homology to target transcripts over their lengths [41], [71], we also compiled a list of related miRNAs using the criteria of full-span homology.
When each marker in the BC1N data set was analyzed separately, only one marker (MgSTS_727) had a confidence level overlapping the least stringent nonhomologous chromosome pairing model.
Early reports indicate that plenty of insightful nuggets are revealed throughout the documentary, as well as the stringent methods the pair have put in place in order to protect their secrecy.
