Sentence examples for across alignment from inspiring English sources

The monophyly of all the genera was very strongly supported (JK = 100%; BrS = 14-26) and entirely stable across alignment parameter space.

For instance, Figure 6 represents the number of recombination boundaries found in each of the 965 regions, with three hotspots (defined as contiguous regions of the genome in which the average recombination rate across alignment blocks is significantly higher than elsewhere in the genome) highlighted in grey.

Post hoc comparisons across alignment showed that the bias toward different responses was slightly larger in the local- than in the global-priming conditions for congruent composite faces (mean difference =.014) and slightly smaller in the local- than in the global-priming conditions for incongruent composite faces (mean difference = −.04).

To make the alignment more stringent, we used two criteria: (a) maximum of two mismatches were in the seed region of the reads and maximum sum of mismatch quality across alignment is less than 70 (b) disallowing all the reads that map at multiple sites in the reference genome.

HAL graphs are accessed by s egment iterators, which traverse the graph through its native structure of segments and edges, and c olumn iterators, which dynamically transpose the graph (or desired subgraph) to a traditional matrix block/format to iterate across alignment columns.

Across alignments, the total number of tested residue pairs that contacted each other scaled with the protein's effective sequence length (the square-root of the number of tested residue pairs; Figure S3A).

However, their goal was to find shared evolutionary rate patterns across alignments rather than to detect conserved Ks regions.

PCGs and their boundaries were diagnosed via sequence comparison across alignments derived from the 68 holometabolan genome dataset.

Conservation (100% identity) of specific nucleotides was uncovered across alignments with a distinct pattern within the crasiRNA and flanking sequences.

Furthermore, if we plot the GC content across alignments at each position, there is a similar peak around the central CpG dinucleotide (fig. 3 b ).

To make the P-values comparable across alignments of different lengths, Gumby normalizes them to refer to a fictitious fixed-length alignment with the same statistical properties as the true alignment.