Since patient positioning varies widely between PET and CT, e.g. arms up or down, different patient and organ axes, the post hoc fusion technique is prone to mis-alignment, inconsistencies and errors.
When manually inspecting the positions comprising the error, we found that most cases were related to extensions of homo-polymers, conflicts between primary and secondary structure alignment or inconsistencies in the reference MSA.
Imperfect alignment and inconsistency in the genomic locations were the signs of putative trans-SAS contacts.
In networks of ontologies, inconsistency can come from two different sources: local inconsistency in a particular ontology or alignment, and global inconsistency between them.
These results indicate the power of word alignment for finding inconsistencies in terminology translations.
Manual inspection of selected SIM4 alignments showed apparent sequence inconsistencies, when compared to the secondary alignments [see Additional File 1].
A voluntary report to shareholders and investors on the real, quantifiable risks to the Company's markets, operations and infrastructure from sea level rise would snap the inconsistencies into alignment; an important step to reconciling predictable, harsh outcomes on coastlines around the world with regulatory frameworks on climate change.
However, the alignment also showed some inconsistency in localized order on Ca1, Ca5, Ca6, Ca7 and Ca8.
Due to inconsistencies between sequence alignments found in literature our alignment has been prepared basing on experimental secondary structure prediction for mGluR1 and mGluR3 [1].
The many contradictions in Serbian foreign policy indicate that Serbia can once again be classified as a non-aligned actor as its international alignment patterns are laced with the inconsistencies and opportunism that characterized Tito's Yugoslavia during the Cold War.
