Sentence examples for alignment may occur from inspiring English sources

However, the use of parallel data in training causes several problems: (1) the data used for the training is limited to the pre-defined sentences, (2) the trained model is only applied to the speaker pair used in the training, and (3) a mismatch in alignment may occur.

A partial alignment may occur if either the sequence scaffold or the consensus genome map is the result of a chimeric or erroneous assembly.

While (18) guarantees that joins are always separated from each other within an input tree, (19) ensures that at most one joined alignment may occur for any edge.

4 The nail or screws that are inserted into the nail may break, 5 mal-alignment may occur, 6 and there is a risk that the nail will penetrate into the ankle joint.

In our work, CT to PET and MRI to PET image fusions were provided by a co-registration process in which small alignment errors may occur.

As alignment errors may occur in any progressive MSA, post-processing steps such as iterative refinement [ 11] may correct some miss-alignments.

There is greater scope for correcting rotational or angular mal-alignment which may occur during the course of treatment [42].

If the diamagnetic anisotropy energy due to the enhanced Δχ dia of the micron-sized material becomes comparable to the Brownian motion energy at an astronomical condition, partial alignment of dusts may occur by Δχ dia.

In its news release, Toyota said its own investigation had determined "that if the nuts on the rear suspension arm are not tightened following the proper procedure and torque specification during a rear-wheel alignment service, excessive play may occur at the threaded portion of the arm, followed by rust formation".

However, MAQ does not support gapped alignment for single-end reads, which makes it unsuitable for alignment of longer reads where indels may occur frequently.

For comparison of relative abundance between two experimental groups, we applied Topograph chromatogram alignment to correct chromatographic drift that may occur during the LC-MS/MS and allowing comparisons of low abundance analytes that may be detected in only one but not the other samples.