Sentence examples for alignment and hence from inspiring English sources

In ferromagnets, the large coupling between the atomic magnetic moments leads to some degree of dipole alignment and hence to a net magnetization.

For nanoparticles suspended in solution, thermal motion coupled with interparticle electrostatic interactions may promote particle contact, oriented alignment and hence growth.

The designed dyes are found to exhibit wide absorption spectra, high molar extinction coefficients, desirable orbital distributions, and good energy levels alignment, and hence can have potential applications in dye-sensitized solar cells.

The direction of their alignment, and hence the overall optical response of the material, is easily modified by the application of an electric field and elastically relaxes back to a well-defined off-state when the field is removed.

It is common practice to account for the wide divergence between OBPs by removing signal peptides and less often the C-terminal residues prior to multiple sequence alignment and, hence, to restrict the following analyses to the presumed more conserved "core" of the proteins [e.g.], [ 17], [18], [19,20].

The strength of an alignment (and hence its usefulness) is mostly controlled by two factors: its percentage of identity and its length.

13 Structure-based matrices obtain amino acid substitution data directly from structural alignments and hence largely avoid the issues relating to sequence alignment at large evolutionary distances.

Insignia, on the other hand, selects common signatures from shared sequences discovered through pairwise local alignments and, hence, does not assume collinearity.

Structure-based alignments in turn are considered to be the most accurate forms of alignments and hence, in this study, the structure alignment was used in constructing the alignments.

This larger number for hard targets was due in part to the fact that more alignment tools were used, and so we generated more query-template alignments, and hence more models ended up being generated.

This limited information, compared to wheat and barley with 663 and 554 elements, respectively (in the same database), could result is short sequence alignments and hence underestimation of the amount of repeated DNA in rye BES.