Sentence examples for a consistent alignment from inspiring English sources

Theoretical active conformers for these peptidomimetics were generated, derived from modeled protease inhibitor complexes, in order to orient the compounds superposition and to afford a consistent alignment.

Raman spectra were highly consistent, suggesting that the lines were highly oriented with a consistent alignment between the crystal lattice and the growth direction.

Most phylogeny [20], [21], community distance estimates [11], [22], and abundance distributions [23] [25] ultimately rely on input from a multiple alignment to compute sequence distances within a consistent alignment template.

The resulting MSA provides a consistent alignment position numbering scheme for the downstream analyses.

None of the methods performed well in the 0 10% sequence identity range, but beyond this the membrane tables gave a consistent alignment advantage.

All three programs gave a similar overall alignment between human and chimpanzee 10,000 bp sequences, however, it was not possible to obtain a consistent alignment within Variable Regions with the exception of some small segments.

Given a consistent reference alignment, selecting a reference sequence closely resembling the candidate sequence and transferring the alignment positions of the shared segments suffices to perfectly align those shared segments.

Companies with profound and consistent alignment between brand and a brand purpose to be integral to the betterment of the world will be those that benefit most.

Outside of the hamlet, the highway maintains a consistent northerly alignment as it runs through slightly more populated areas of the town of Mendon and passes over the New York State Thruway (Interstate 90 or I-90).

In accordance with a consistent structural alignment, each element in θ cannot take an arbitrary value in {0, 1}, where θ satisfies several conditions.

Haplogrouping of mtDNA data in rCRS-based format requires consistent alignment and notation of sequences following a phylogenetic approach [26] in order to assess the stability of mutations in defined haplogroups.