Sentence examples for alignment the range from inspiring English sources

Manual vetting of the data indicate that for most cases of positional conservation across the genome alignment, the range is considerably smaller (<5 nt).

However, the warm climate and the bowl-like alignment of the ranges also provide the ideal conditions for another well-known Los Angeles phenomenon: photochemical smog, which has remained a part of the landscape since the 1940s.

Figure 18 presents the results provided by the proposed and the global range alignment methods for the range profiles shown in Figure 17.

We demonstrate alignment accuracies in the range of 100 nm and below in UV-based nanoimprint lithography (UV-NIL) using a simple optical technique.

Those grown unconventionally - on high-index substrates [3], pre-patterned layers [4], or cross-hatch patterns [5 9] - exhibit similar optical characteristics with a possibility to obtain lateral QD alignment, further expanding the range of optoelectronic applications which includes lasers [10] and detectors [11].

The alignment rates of the reads generated from the 12 samples which mapped against the pseudo-reference range from 67.21 to 85.31 % while the alignment rates range from 66.11 to 84.19 % if the reads were mapped against the original MSU7 cDNA sequences.

The NP alignment was trimmed to the range of the mammalian filovirus-like sequences and the L protein alignment which had a mosaic of conserved and length variable regions was trimmed by Gblocks [ 35] (with gaps allowed).

Range alignment is to compensate the range shifts of profiles.

A newer DAS based on the range alignment method was proposed by Wang et al. [23].

And, the range alignment is usually viewed as the coarse compensation and phase adjustment as fine compensation.

References [22] and [23] suggest the method that minimizes entropy of average range profile, and the eigenvector method can be utilized to solve the range alignment and phase correction of random pulses.