Sentence examples for align progressively from inspiring English sources

The level of the tariffs has already been decreasing over time since 2013, to allow the prices of the imports into the EU to align progressively with world market prices.

The species were aligned progressively in two different orders: Human, dog, mouse and rat (HDMR) and Mouse, rat, human and dog (MRHD).

(102) The images are usually aligned starting from low tilt angles, and the alignment progressively includes higher tilts.

An alternative method is structure-based multiple sequence alignment which aligns three-dimensional protein structures and then aligns sequences progressively to the initial structure alignment [22].

After a given round of alignment, those sequences that most obviously caused regions of problematic alignment were progressively removed until remaining sequences could be aligned without large indels.

The implementation route map provides the change process to align accountabilities and progressively ratchet up operational capability.

Effective approaches also include hierarchically and progressively aligning scale information (Experiment 1) and active prediction in making alignments paired with immediate feedback (Experiments 1 and 2).

A specific feature of this method is that it progressively aligns the component particles along a single direction regardless of the product thickness at resin contents as low as 25 wt%.

In control oocytes, individual chromosomes could be observed, especially during meiosis I, where they progressively aligned on the metaphase plate (video S5).

We progressively aligned the six score sequences obtained from orthologous promoter sequences, according to the phylogenetic tree of all six mammalian species, and evaluated the degree of conservation by calculating the Motif Conservation Score (MCS).

These fibers were evident after eleven days of culture, with the presence of aligned fibers increasing progressively until day 18 of culture when fibrils were so abundant that they totally covered the underlying osteoblastic layer (Figure 2C).