Sentence examples for a poor alignment of from inspiring English sources

Oracle has mastered takeovers but for most others, acquisitions can fail due to a poor alignment of vision for the industry and each company's role, cultural mismatch, geographic distance or lack of integration of systems (once you scale your number of acquisitions, having different divisions or subsidiaries use different software will make your CFO insane).

For example, isoforms 2 and 4 of Fibronectin 1 were not identified as redundant using the All vs. All BLAST tool with a cutoff of 90% identity due to a poor alignment of the sequences by the BLAST program.

Pressey, R. L., Visconti, P. & Ferraro, P. J. Making parks make a difference: poor alignment of policy, planning and management with protected-area impact, and ways forward.

We note that high FI scores could be the result of a poor alignment with the outgroup sequence.

Some of them include: a serious deficiency of engineers; fragmented policies and poor alignment of national regulatory frameworks; cost of the technology and limited grid infrastructure.

Accuracy of the operative reduction was rated on the scans as no more than a 2 mm step in the articular surface (n=40; 78%, 95% confidence interval 64%to8888%), a residual step of more than 2 mm (n=7), and a residual step greater than 2 mm and poor alignment of the calcaneal body (n=4).

An example of a domain with DA-SNP is p53. Figure 1 shows the 3D structure of TP53 in the presence and absence of a DA-SNP (SNP rs28934571), as well as the poor alignment of these structures due to the presence of the SNP.

Bad dispersion, low volume fraction, and poor alignment of long carbon nanotubes (CNTs) in a polymer matrix are the main reasons for the disappointing performance of CNT reinforced polymer composites.

However, a long running time query is possibly owing to the poor alignment of the input sequences.

Defining Broca's area in vivo is a challenge because intersubject macroanatomical variability (including the sizes, shapes, and locations of gyri and the depths, detailed branching patterns, and locations of sulci; [ 20 26]) leads to poor alignment of anatomical features across brains in a common stereotaxic space.

Often the assistance of an external bias or voltage is needed due to the poor alignment of the energy bands in the solid with the redox levels in solution.