Sentence examples for alignment as discussed from inspiring English sources

Implant alignment as discussed in this literature overview covers mechanically or anatomically aligned TKA that relies on restoring the patient's HKA axis and placing the implants in relation to the body's mechanical or anatomical axes.

Since we already performed this step during face alignment as discussed in Section 3.2, we do not use the rotation-invariant version of the SURF descriptor.

Given the importance of precise alignment as discussed above, it is very important to understand the role of alignment as well as the methodologies to ensure precise mask alignment.

MethylCoder applies a conversion of any residual bisulfite read cytosines into thymines, which leads to erroneous alignments, as discussed above.

Similarly, the difficulties in positioning N. aberrans with respect to cyst and root-knot nematode clades depending on the number of species, number of sequences, or the type of alignment used (as discussed above) may indicate that it is at the very base of this bifurcation.

Maximum likelihood phylogenetic analyses were performed as described above for the full alignment for each strategy of long-branch exclusion on each of three partition sizes of interest (full alignment, A136665, A133065, as discussed in Results).

The user interface permits straightforward and instantaneous adjustments of the generated spot pattern, greatly simplifying the alignment of detectors as discussed below.

The correlation of these values was determined by linear regression for each of three partition sizes of interest in the OV-based variable site removal analysis (full alignment, A136665, A133065, as discussed in Results) and for each strategy of long-branch exclusion.

In the above example, points from the main single wall weakly constrain translations and generate sliding effects in the final alignment, as already discussed in [6, 35 37].

Notably, photoexcited electrons in the Sn2S3 are injected into ZnO because of the band alignment of the heterostructure, as discussed earlier in the present text.

We also show some of the now standard alignments that need flexibility, as discussed by Yuzhen and Godzik (2003).