Sentence examples for alignment of one from inspiring English sources

Using Bowtie v0.12.8 software and the single-end mapping method, each read per unigene was counted as 1/n by permitting alignment of one read on multiple unigenes.

Of these there were 70 PWMs where ClustalW2 introduced gaps in order to obtain alignment of one or two base-pairs on the edge.

A tile is defined as the alignment of one group of ordered residues on the subject sequence with a partition of ordered residues on the query sequence.

Thus, the adjustment of the connection between bone pin/pin clamp of Othofix® fixator is required, while the alignment of one of the translational joints of Dynafix® fixator with its bone segment axis during fracture stabilization procedure is a crucial step.

This score is based on the number of words in the short-term history, which are correctly aligned with the transcript: only three values are used, corresponding, respectively, to a full alignment of the current trigram, a full alignment of the current bi-gram, and an alignment of one word only.

We define the right extension of two strings a and b as a pairwise alignment of one string to a prefix of the other.

The series connected numerous microcapacitors provide high dielectric constant which is testified by microcapacitor model simulation while the alignment of one-dimensional microcapacitors along stretching direction greatly reduces the dielectric loss caused by semiconductor Bi2S3.

Controlled assembly and alignment of one-dimensional (1D) nanostructures such as nanorods, nanotubes, and nanowires are essential for their integration and applications in many macroscopic devices for nanoelectronics, [1] sensing, [2 4], and plasmonics [5, 6].

As magnetic susceptibility is a penetrative but non-destructive type of measurement, it can successfully characterize both the alignment of one-dimensional or two-dimensional carbon allotropies and the arrangement of the macromolecules around them, contributing to the optimal design and performance of nanocomposites.

In one extreme case, locus Dpul_327924, six different, derived introns were identified in close proximity in alignments of one exon (fig. 4 and supplementary fig. S58 a g, Supplementary Material online).

We propose a new genome-wide approach that aims to bypass these biases inherent to sequence-specific approaches by considering all the best local alignments of one genome to another as possible horizontally transferred sequences.