Sentence examples for alignment established from inspiring English sources

A sequence alignment established a high level of similarity (99%) between probe 2 and 3 (respectively isolated from cultivated cardoon and wild cardoon), but a rather lower level (80%) between probes 2 (or 3) and probe 1, from globe artichoke (data not reported).

Displaced fractures of the distal femur are conventionally treated with open reduction and internal fixation to restore joint congruity, regain alignment, establish bony support, and retain limb function.

Our hybrid comparison method called graph alignment establishes a mapping between genes of two species [ 7] using a probabilistic scoring system based on evolutionary rates of sequences and interaction networks.

HEAT repeat detection rates with COACH were very similar for the three sets of reference alignments (Established Repeats, REP and Pfam); each of the COACH runs detected between 72% and 77% of the 95 repeats (Fig. 3), with an average of 75%.

All sequence chromatograms were controlled manually and sequence alignments established in BioEdit [ 41] by manual adjustments.

The alignments established with the databases from the other species mimicked the distribution of the TRL with functional annotations and expressed proteins.

Sequence alignments establish that the p2 fragment is more closely related to p2[P1-rr4B2] p2[P1-rr4B2] than to p2[4Co63].

During integration testing before a launch, alignment is established using alignment mirrors.

This alignment was established at the time the headplate was mounted to the skull, ensuring that sound sources could be placed stereotaxically at reliable and reproducible locations relative to the barn owl's eyes and skull.

After humeral head resection, humeral stem alignment was established using the anatomical neck as a guide to prosthesis placement, preserving the rotator cuff.

The tibial rotational alignment was established with reference to the tibial anteroposterior axis that connected the medial one-third of the tibial tuberosity and the center of the tibial insertion of the posterior cruciate ligament.