Sentence examples for a useful alignment from inspiring English sources

In America, trade unions have always been seen as affiliated to the Democratic Party, a useful alignment during the Clinton presidency, but one which has been disastrous since.

The accD gene is too structurally divergent in S. noctiflora and S. conica to produce a useful alignment that includes both species.

Because of the jagged start and stop positions and multiple frameshifts and duplications, the standard multiple alignment tools we used failed to give useful alignments of the 454 ultra deep sequence nucleotide data.

For example, in the genes with no EST or mRNA alignments, the RNASeq data (14) had no useful alignments to 58%, it confirmed a partial structure in 16%, it confirmed the complete structure in ∼17% and indicated that a structure change was required in ∼9%.

Most annotated genes that do not form useful alignments are long and repetitive, with the majority being surface antigens.

Another potentially useful alignment-independent feature is the number of bases that could not be called (N count) in each read.

Because of the high level of divergence between the YLS and M. anisopliae, no useful alignments could be obtained for either orthologous introns or intergenic spacers, and further analysis of deletional biases was not possible.

These composite substrates appear to show a useful degree of alignment of the cells.

Sequence similarity is only a useful indicator of alignment accuracy for closely related sequences.

Using 'read start' sequences as indexing markers can be a useful for fast alignment and identification of the target of different species in high throughput applications.

On the other hand, no solution has yet been provided as to how biologists should proceed to select the most useful aligners or alignments.