Sentence examples for alignment increasing from inspiring English sources

For clusters containing out-paralogs, each clade (out-paralogous group) was separated into a new individual alignment increasing the number of the alignments to 353.

Your trainer will work with you to learn techniques such as warming up (doing 5 minutes of aerobic exercise before lifting), keeping your body in proper alignment, increasing the weight you lift slowly, and learning to breathe properly while lifting.[34].[34]

It has been shown that the removal of poorly aligned regions from an alignment increases the quality of subsequent analyses.

Cell alignment increased with increasing surface roughness.

But properly defined, disseminated, and controlled, the five topics afford the leader opportunities for organizational alignment, increased accountability, and substantially better performance.

Alignment increased mRNAs and protein for early (MyoD) and late (MyoG, MyHC) myoblast markers in comparison to non-aligned matrices, and these levels corresponded with increased α7 protein.

How well a team resolves internal conflicts of interest is closely related to how well it performs at the negotiating table: A lack of internal alignment increases the probability that team discipline will break down.

RT-PCR, immunohistochemistry and immunofluorescence results showed that mimicking the tendon topography, i.e. increasing the substrate modulus as well as alignment increased the tenogenic differentiation.

Compared to randomly electrospun fibers, NFES fibers guided the extension of HEK 293T cells and the levels of cell alignment increased with decreasing fiber distances.

It was also found that surfactants cause the drops to align more in the flow direction and that, for both clean and surfactant-covered drops, this alignment increases with viscosity ratio.

The nanofibrous topography itself, independent of the fiber material, has demonstrated the potential to modulate cell behaviors desirable in tissue engineering such as: unidirectional alignment; increased viability, attachment, and ECM production; guided migration; and controlled differentiation.