The phrase "unequivocally matched" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase means that two things have been clearly and definitively identified as being the same or as having a strong connection. Example: The DNA samples from the crime scene unequivocally matched those of the suspect, leading to his arrest and conviction.
The RPM-detected neuraminidase sequence (868 bp, C3 = 88.7) unequivocally matched A/N9; the mean C3 Score of all other neuraminidase detector tiles in the assay was 3.1±1.6 (N = 10).
All sequences could be unequivocally matched to features on the new arrays based on the longest 100% identical sequence.
Only one spot could be unequivocally matched to BETA1, two to BETA2, one to BETA3, three to BETA5 and one to BETA7, although this does not rule out that other undetected beta isoforms may be present in these spots.
To ensure unequivocal probe-to-gene assignment, we re-annotated the HG-U133 plus 2.0 probe sets with custom chip definition files (CDF) [18], [19], where each of the 18,900 genes in the microarray is associated with a single, custom probeset that includes only probes unequivocally matching a transcript.
The alleles of interest unequivocally match present day alleles from sister lineages (figure 1b), which would not be expected if ancient alleles had persisted.
However, the lack of integration between metabolomic and genetic data in such workflows largely precludes the ability to unequivocally match gene products with individual chemical transformations.
To correlate vector integration and gene activity the arrays generated from patients' cells (THAL 22, 36, 37) and three healthy donors, activated by cytokines, we re-annotated the Affymetrix HG-U133 plus 2.0 probe sets with custom CDF files to include only probes unequivocally matching a transcript (Dai et al, 2005; Ferrari et al, 2007).
Mass spectrometry data identified 23 MSMS (tandem mass spectrometry) spectra corresponding to 8 different peptides matching unequivocally to PPP1R2P9 and 3 MSMS spectra corresponding to one peptide matching unequivocally to PPP1R2P3 [ 48].
Approximately 50% of the tags matched sequences in the transcriptome, while 39% could be identified unequivocally by unique tag mapping (Additional file 3, Table S3).
The two distributions (correct boundary position (matched value) and other points of the sequence (no-matched value)) are not overlapping; therefore, it is possible to identify a threshold that separates unequivocally the two distributions.
Shared peptides are peptide sequences that can be matched to more than one protein entry in a protein database and are more frequent than unique peptides, which can unequivocally be matched to a specific protein.
