Sentence examples for alignment mistakes from inspiring English sources

This measurement should avoid alignment mistakes between the polarization direction of the incoming light and the polarizer, since minor changes in the value of the TE polarization can significantly effect the extinction ratio.

A sample of alignments was checked manually for obvious alignment mistakes, none were found, and consequently the alignments were not edited further.

It is important to remember that the described process not only results in term translations but that it also entails the process of identifying possible term candidates as well as weeding out mistaken alignments and alignments which cannot be deemed as terms of the domain in question.

Errors in crossover are especially likely when similar sequences cause partner chromosomes to adopt a mistaken alignment; this makes some regions in genomes more prone to mutating in this way.

The sequence conservation for all ubiquitin superfold family members is rather poor, even between subfamily members, leading to mistakes in sequence alignments using conventional sequence alignment methods.

Simple mistakes, like improper alignment or poor posture over the ball, are obvious even to hackers.

The MONKEY (Moses et al., 2004) and rMonkey (Moses et al., 2006) algorithms treat gaps as mistakes in the multiple alignment.

That was the first mistake.In Ariane 5 the alignment function was redundant, but was not removed the second mistake.

Consistency maximizes the agreement of pairwise alignments and, therefore, tries to avoid mistakes in the progressive MSA.

Erratum to: Clinical Oral Investigations DOI 10.1007/s00784-015-1451-2 The ofiginal version of the above article contained a mistake due to incorrect alignment of entries in Tables 11 and 14 during production.

Authors' response: we thank the reviewer for pointing this to us as we had done the mistake of doing the alignment with the whole protein and not only the common domain.