Sentence examples for alignment and thus from inspiring English sources

Relaxation of the alignment layer, brought about by thermal cycling through Tg, is seen to affect liquid crystal alignment, and thus serve as a Tg indicator.

This would provide a longer length on diametrically opposite sides of the wafer for subsequent mask alignment and thus would reduce the error.

To be dominantly yin when the macrocosm is in its yang phase is to be out of alignment and thus lacking in harmony and peace.

If the number and distribution of such stems are significantly different from those that can occur in the randomly shuffled version of the alignment, then the alignment and thus the sequences are declared as ncRNAs.

The availability of greater coverage and longer contigs from the long march improves the likelihood of successful alignment and thus discovery of both known and novel organisms in a heterogeneous metagenomic sample.

Exploiting this significant difference allows us to compare the results of the SSE matching with those of a typical protein structural alignment and thus locate the boundary between the protein body and the swapped domain, i.e., the approximate location of the hinge loop.

Accordingly, 'futuring' helps strategically aligning decision-making of multiple actors from multiple sectors at multiple levels by common vision-building (perception-alignment) and goal-setting (goal-alignment), and thus contributes to effective constituency building leading to optimised impact of orchestrated RTDI investments.

HCM current evaluation of traffic performance excludes horizontal alignment variations, which could produce more or less sinuous alignments and thus affect potentially to both average travel speed and percentage time spent following.

We note that our analysis probably has a strong bias toward detecting conserved sequences, since we limited our analysis to high confidence alignments and thus probably excluded highly diverged orthologous pairs.

This behavior can easily be explained by the fact that the canonical sequence (i.e. the sequence that is used for numbering the final graphs) is slightly perturbed between the two different alignments, and thus edges with slightly different nodes (off by one or two in linear sequence) are present.

SSAHA2 and megaBLAST require larger seeds to elicit alignments and thus searches terminated quickly.