Sentence examples for alignment of evidence from inspiring English sources

KEF also allows for the alignment of evidence, both manually entered and harvested through the ADM, with any part of the model.

The goal of these annotations to the unstructured data is to assist the SME in adding additional structure to the unstructured data that will support discovery and alignment of evidence.

In complex systems such as health, and especially in the context of chronic disease where system reforms are inherently multifaceted, Networks offer a potential solution to informing and implementing organisational change, and facilitating the alignment of evidence-informed policy and practice.

We used GenomeThreader [ 61] transcript alignments in exchange of PASA's standard GMAP alignments [ 62] as GenomeThreader supports alignment of transcript evidence to multiple (nearly identical) loci.

Alignment of the evidence-base of the guidelines was evaluated by comparing their content with key recommendations from accepted reference guidelines, identified with a content expert, and percentage scores were calculated.

We therefore analyzed the COI alignments for evidence of recombination (and breakpoints) using various recombination detection methods implemented in the program RDP3 [ 62] (Table  2).

Because recombination might yield false-positive results when testing for selection (Anisimova et al. 2003), we first screened the alignments for evidence of recombination using GARD (Kosakovsky Pond et al. 2006); this analysis underscored no recombination breakpoint in any alignment.

Therefore, when ISMapper identifies an un-partnered IS-flanking region, it checks the original alignments for evidence of a nearby low-coverage partner region that failed to pass the depth filter and returns this as a potential but uncertain IS location, indicated by a '?' character in the results table (see example of low-coverage partner region in Fig.  2, green block).

All non-redundant, multi-exon alignments of transcriptional evidence at an individual locus are used to build transcript models.

The three key categories of influence on the policymaking process – ideas, interests and institutions – were therefore in alignment, facilitating the uptake of evidence into policy making.

In some cases, the lack of reference to evidence, or the lack of alignment between evidence and policy, simply reflects the different policy purposes of the documents; in others, however, there is more explicit use of and consideration of the need for evidence (see example 2, Table 3).