Sentence examples for strongly matched from inspiring English sources

Mass 1 strongly matched the sequence of standard 1 (Table 3), whereas Mass 2 proved identical to the sequence of ComX precursor in B. licheniformis 9945A, as archived in UniProt, under the accession no.

Originality is the quality of your character that separates and distinguishes you from those of the same qualifications and ability, especially when strongly matched.

The GenBank C. batrachus sequence we had determined represented C. macrocephalus was again used by BOLD-IDS and strongly matched our C. macrocephalus sequences (99.69%).

These include two cycloartenol synthases (Ae_3AL7274; and1aL0818) and a cytochrome P450 enzyme belonging to the CYP51 family (Ae_5AL7244) which strongly matched (E values<10−70) plant enzymes.

The simulation model strongly matched actual changes in bone turnover markers and BMD.

The RNA-Seq difference in exon inclusion levels between the placental tissues and the pooled non-placental tissues strongly matched the RT-PCR results (Pearson's correlation coefficient = 0.78).

The marks strongly match the teeth of Machimosaurus, meaning that Machimosaurus scavenged or possibly regularly preyed on animals like Cetiosauriscus.

The TALc parcellation also uses cytoarchitectonic nomenclature in the form of Brodmann's areas (though the locations of these areas in the Talairach atlas were only approximate), but TALc regions did not strongly match CYTO regions, or correspond particularly well with regions from any other parcellation.

The present model strongly matches the actual changes in bone turnover markers and BMD with once-weekly teriparatide treatment.

The MMS divergence is also weakly correlated with the genetic distance but strongly matches the divergence of the lineage L2a.

For estimation of quality using assembled reads to the 103 kb exemplar sequence [ 16] BLAT [ 17] was used with a 95% identity cutoff (otherwise with default nucleotide options) to identify strongly matching reads.