Sentence examples for Mean alignment from inspiring English sources
Mean alignment error is shown to be under 1° in the rotation axes and 1 mm in translation after repeated manual alignments.
Mean alignment in the instability group was 11° of varus (range: 0° to 30° of varus).
Mean alignment size was approximately 1,100 bp covering greater than 90% of each human terminal exon.
Mean alignment span for the 376 hits was 242 bp with a mean E-value of 4.4e-22 4.4e-22
The five quality related statistics used were the percentage of clusters passed filtering (%PF clusters), mean quality score (PF clusters), percentage of reads aligned, mean alignment score and percentage of alignment error, and had the following population means and standard deviations, respectively, 93.39 ± 1.85, 36.34 ± 0.5, 72.24 ± 3.0, 290.6 ± 15.13 and 0.98 ± 0.15.
A minority of the data output by the MinION™ aligned well to the known reference sequence using BLASR [ 13], ranging from 18 – 270 reads aligning with a mean alignment length of 353 bp - 651 bp.
Mean percent alignment and mean number of aligned reads for each set of biological replicates ranged from 11.1-40.911.1-40.9%-12.49 M, respectively (Additional file 1: Table S1).
The mean turbulence flame alignment differed between the flames, with the stronger flames (higher laminar flame speed) exhibiting stronger preferential alignment.
Asked whether the UK was closer to agreeing wording that would mean full alignment in regulations north and south of the border, Coveney said: "Not at the moment".
Higher scores mean better alignment qualities.
