Sentence examples for alignment it does from inspiring English sources

At that time it followed largely the same alignment it does today, running from K-4 in Hope to an intersection with what was then US-40S.

By 1938, DE 71 was designated to run from US 13 south of Townsend north to US 13 in Tybouts Corner, following roughly the same alignment it does today.

While the heatmap shows the variation in disorder prediction for all sites in the alignment, it does not quantify how disorder order states actually change over the phylogeny.

While site-to-site rate variation can account for some rate variation along the alignment, it does not adequately model whole-gene shifts in rate that can result when different genes evolve according to different processes.

As the cross-species annotation was generated based on orthology, ie, pairwise genome alignment, it does not work well as evolutionary distance from the base species to the target species increases.

Although spliced alignment is less sensitive than targeted alignment, it does have the ability to find novel splicing at locations not included in a database of known splice sites.

However, the aligner fails to find the proper alignment because it does not consider all possible alignments crossing splice junctions owing to the search complexity.

Although the core constraint reduces the space of possible alignment solutions, it does not necessarily constrain the alignment to only one good solution.

Femoral component alignment deviating from ±3° was considered as outlier alignment since it does not represent precise surgical technique and has the potential to contribute to poor outcomes.

PLAZA 3.0 offers a Java-based browser to view multiple sequence alignment, but it does not allow selective view of the partial alignments that focus on a desired subgroup of all species.

NY 3 originally followed a vastly different alignment than it does today.