Sentence examples for alignment up to from inspiring English sources

Each cell receives the largest of those three scores, representing the best partial alignment up to that point.

Keogh (2003) devised a two-step shorting method that first finds the appropriate end points of an alignment before calculating a global alignment up to these points.

The aim of this prospective randomized trial (RCT) is to compare LCW with CWO in patients eligible for HTO who have varus alignment up to 12°.

During alignment, up to 2 mismatches were allowed, treating valid-adjacent mismatches (those colour-space mismatches when located side-by side, indicate the presence of a single nucleotide variant) as a single mismatch.

Collectively this body of work treats missing data at the scale of individual cells in a taxon by character data matrix or sequence alignment up to entirely missing sequences for some taxa in a supermatrix or supertree setting, which is the phylogenomic context we consider here.

GPU-BLAST can perform protein alignments up to four times faster than the single-threaded NCBI-BLAST.

The protein was still well conserved in the Hemiptera group (pea aphid) with pairwise alignments up to 60% identical whereas this percentage went down to 40% in the Nematoda group (C.elegans and Ascidia).

For these read-alignments, up to 60% could not be found by the short read de novo approach.

Furthermore, it is yet unknown which of these methods can scale up to very long alignments, up to hundreds of millions of sites.

Moreover, the proposed algorithm is able to report multiple alignments (up to 191 top scores) and the corresponding traceback sequences for any given (query sequence, reference sequence) pair.

Our algorithm could also find an exhaustive set of alignments up to a given score level by searching at that score level and reporting all results.