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These results indicate that scaffolds which promote uniaxial MSC alignment may be more inductive of myogenic differentiation than those associated with increased peak, cell substrate stress but in which cell directionality varies.
Therefore, Cobb angle measurement by SurgimapSpine software both in coronal and sagittal alignment may be more accurate when compared with those measured with the manual method.
There are several possible ways to resolve the problem of alignment uncertainty: 1) explore the effect of different alignment strategies, 2) removal of uncertain regions and/or 3) include protein coding genes where homologous alignment may be more objective by using the more conserved amino acid sequences.
The presence of fissure eruptions (as noted in Harrat Rahat) may also justify an increase in buffer zone distance, and, if multiple fissures show similar alignments, anisotropic buffer zones may be more appropriate.
This assumes that frame shifts never happen, and statistical alignment approaches using codon models may be more robust to this assumption.
The markedly worse performance of Samtools and GATK for this dataset was mainly due to considerably decreased specificity; this dataset was generated from constrained alignments to exons that likely induce many false alignments, thus the classifier methods may be more robust to artefacts introduced by misalignments.
Given a set of distantly related sequences, there may be more than one alignment equally optimal from a structural point of view.
The instructional approach adopted by an AR system and the alignment among technology design, instructional approach, and learning experiences may be more important.
Gaining alignment is especially difficult in far-flung global organizations where local employees may be more loyal to native cultures than their employers, especially regarding business practices.
