Sentence examples for a compact alignment from inspiring English sources
HMGB-UBF HMG-domain sequences contained a small section of varying size within the core region that was removed to create a compact alignment with conserved sections only.
Under a laser confocal microscope, F-actin was distinct in the control group, showing a compact and directional alignment with obvious fibrous tension.
(Right) Structural model of RIG-I in a 'Compact' conformation produced by alignment of the CARDs, CTD and RNA from the 'Open' model to the HEL1, HEL2, HEL2i and Pincer domains of RIG-I bound to ADP-AlF4 (PDB: 4A36).
Since the number of vertices and edges in the alignment graph is a function of the genetic diversity of the sequences and not the sequence lengths, this method allows for a compact representation and fast alignment of very long and highly similar sequences.
Highest order polynomial coefficients of singular vectors (eigenvectors) are utilized as square error to obtain a compact decomposition based on phase alignment of frequency samples.
In addition to uniquely determining a pseudoknot-free secondary structure, this notation has the advantage of providing a compact annotation of the sequence or alignment to which the structure refers.
The integration of both optical and fluidic circuits in this device avoids precise alignment requirements and results in a compact, robust and reliable device.
The proposed algorithm exploits a compact and GPU-friendly descriptor specifically designed for the alignment of this type of data.
The structure was characterized by an antiparallel alignment of two canonical homodimers with a compact, pseudosquare planar arrangement of the subunits.
The DNA oligomer chain in each symmetry-related monomer subunit undergoes three sharp turns to form a compact domain, with all the purine bases involved in pairing alignments.
We set up a nonlinear quadratic minimization for phase alignment of decomposition at each frequency sample, which leads to a compact order approximation of decomposed matrices.
