Sentence examples for suitable blast from inspiring English sources

Raw genomic data (including unassigned genomic regions, whole genome shotgun sequencing and trace archives) were also searched when there was no suitable BLAST match to a candidate or when the alignment to the genome assembly indicated a missing genomic region.

In addition, sequences not used in the pig genome assembly (including unassigned genomic regions, whole genome shotgun sequencing and trace archives) were searched when there was no suitable BLAST match to a candidate gene or when the alignment to the genome assembly suggested a missing genomic region.

Therefore, the suitable blasting conditions in this block could be identified based on figures resulted from analyses.

La2O3 is a pulverized coal combustion improver suitable for blast furnace.

In these fields, the pathogenic Japanese race (007.0), which is virulent to both Miyazakimochi and Bikei 22, is dominant, and local conditions are suitable for blast disease development.

Of the 64,004 unused trimmed reads, 58,205 were at least 50 bases in length and therefore suitable for BLAST with default parameters.

Under the existing geo-mining conditions of the site a suitable destress blasting (long-hole drilling and blasting) design is adopted to pre-fracture the identified competent strata from both gate roads in advance.

Reinforced concrete structures are believed to be suitable for blast-resistance structure, as construction materials, owing to enhanced energy absorption capacity and ductility at high strain rates (Bounds 2010; Dusenberry 2010).

Only a Rankine strain softening plasticity model is employed, which is suitable for rock blasting.

The Daisen fields in Akita prefecture possess suitable field conditions for blast disease development (Shindo and Asaga [1989]), and were used in 2000 for evaluation of panicle blast resistance in an experimental paddy field, and leaf blast resistance in an upland nursery field using F3 lines.

The granulated slag made by the rapid chilling of suitable molten slags from blast furnaces forms the basis of another group of constructional cements.