Sentence examples for alignment approximates from inspiring English sources

Because each UniRef50 entry contains sequences sharing 50% or more sequence identity, the program is very quick, and the resulting alignment approximates to an alignment of orthologues.

To overcome these three defects, in this paper, we propose to use both MatchFmeasure, a rough evaluation metric on no reference alignment to approximate f-measure, and Unanimous Improvement Ratio (UIR), a measure that complements MatchFmeasure, in the process of optimizing the ontology alignments by Memetic Algorithm (MA).

The probability of correct alignment was approximated to be 1.

Although it is argued in some studies [ 19] that exact matching would be enough for short read alignment, an approximate alignment of a queried pattern would help on reducing the total number of required reads (coverage) for whole sequencing.

Similarly, the fidelity (or goodness of fit with the observed data) of a structural alignment is approximated using RMSD of superposition or using some distance measure.

The outcomes clearly highlight that none of the existing devices can mimic the typical stress histories of the different alignments, merely approximating more or less some of these.

Namely, local alignments, via approximate string matching, and global alignments, via longest common subsequence and alignments with affine and concave gap cost functions.

These alignments provided approximate guides to intron/exon splice junctions to enable the construction of gene models based on the genome sequence.

I also tested blastn, a local alignment method that approximates the Smith-Waterman algorithm [20].

The initial, approximate alignment of the point cloud with the camera image can be used to perform stereo calibration.

We have also proposed light path alignment that converts approximated paths to parallel and optimal placement of the light source.