Sentence examples for alignment to expand from inspiring English sources

The search process was repeated approximately 3-4 times per multiple sequence alignment, to expand sequence diversity.

The main purpose of AcidMiner is to extract amino acid substitutions data from multiple alignments and to expand them in the form of relational tables so then standard SQL can be used to perform queries by any combination of criteria and to calculate aggregates.

The intent of using both of these methods was not to seek confirmation and alignment but rather to expand and present complementary findings and more in-depth insights.

Samsung and Seagate this morning announced a broad 'strategic alignment' in a move to expand their existing relationship and more effectively counter competitor Western Digital.

As new protein families are discovered, the alignment landscape will continue to expand, moving more type 2 peptides into the type 1 category and expanding the continuous landscape of the "known" protein universe.

Markov chain Monte Carlo sampling techniques [ 25, 26]have been successfully applied to statistical alignment methods in order to expand the numbers of sequences that can be analyzed [ 17, 18, 27].

Efficient and neutral body alignment optimizes breathing, allowing the lungs to expand and the diaphragm to descend for inhalation.

While many alignment methods focus on detecting remote homologs in order to expand coverage of functional inference, obtaining high-quality alignments remains difficult even for closely-related families.

There also appeared to be close alignment between donor and government interests in seeking to expand coverage through harmonization of schemes.

The partnership structure results in an alignment of interest between the private equity general partner and their investors to expand companies over the long term.

"This open source effort in alignment with OpenEmbedded will drastically save development resources for customers and make it easier to expand the use of embedded Linux for solutions in networking and enterprise applications".