The phrase "alignment relatively" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a comparison or relationship regarding alignment, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The alignment relatively of the two systems was not as expected."
Alternatives: "alignment in relation to" or "alignment compared to".
However, the induction of osteogenic by PHBHHx fiber alignment was relatively less significant that it could only support initial adipo-osteogenic switch and would be partially covered up by osteogenic or adipogenic inductive chemicals.
When amplification products are not too large, alignment is relatively straightforward, and sequences are used in combination with other fast evolving markers, the Flint2 intron may be a valuable new tool for phylogenetic studies at lower taxonomic levels.
Other methods that can handle long sequences and produce accurate alignment are relatively slow.
We used BAliBase because it allows comparison with other work but the numbers of test cases per reference alignment are relatively small.
Because limb alignment is relatively easy to measure in vivo, its relation with knee OA has been examined in a number of studies.
The fact that the total tree length of the avian multiple species alignment is relatively small means that methods using just inter-species divergence to infer positive selection are expected to lack power [ 14].
The alignments were relatively randomized containing rounded cells in the chordamesodermal tissue near the boundary when they conjugated with heterogeneous tissue (Figure 7B).
Because many of our alignments are relatively short, we could not confidently estimate all the parameters of Zhang et al.'s (2005) model along all lineages simultaneously.
This result suggests that even alignments of relatively few sequences can be used to calculate neutrality using SEN without a large decrease in accuracy.
