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These alignments can be detected even when the DNA sequence is too divergent to align easily.
Liquid crystalline (LC) molecules are known to align easily in electric field.
These errors can arise because of unique insertions into one or more regions of sequences, or through some more complex evolutionary process leading to proteins that do not align easily by sequence alone.
Within the ethics literature these positions do not always align easily with each other.
Relying solely on the input of expert patients runs the risk of pseudoprofessionalism that is reported elsewhere 39: are partners empowered by their new role in research or do they lose their naivety as a patient and align easily with professionals? 40 The effect may be that partners operate separately from their peers and try to ease collaboration by suppressing their experience-based knowledge.
The rational institutional logic inherent in the template does not align easily with the complexity of emergent dialogue between the clinician and patient and it seems unlikely that minor adjustments to the design of template fields would address the communication challenges that we have identified in our research.
When HUVECs were cultured on Matrigel – a solid gel of mouse basement membrane proteins – cells aligned easily and formed hollow, tube-like structures.
Despite the narrow area of core biopsy samples, the MMIHC device was aligned easily and we were able to examine the expression of four biomarkers on a single slide (Figure 7A).
COI sequences were aligned easily due to an absence of indels.
Writing from the margins as queer identified and as Jewish, Sedgwick held that the fascinating -- and exciting -- thing about sexuality is the extent to which individuals' bodies, appearances, identities, experiences and fantasies fail to align so easily.
In particular, VERSE customizes both virus and host reference genomes to create personalized reference genomes, to which short reads align more easily.
