The phrase "alignment was much" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express a degree of alignment but needs additional context or completion to be usable.
Example: "The alignment was much better than we expected after the adjustments."
Alternatives: "alignment was significantly" or "alignment was greatly".
This data set contains almost exclusively complete protein sequences with 997 aligned amino acid positions; this alignment is much longer than the actual length of GABA receptors (ca. 470 amino acids) because of the presence of large indels in some specific subunits.
This alignment is much more stable against thermal forces and gives the blood unusual optical properties since it allows polarised light to travel more easily along one direction than in the perpendicular direction.
Sequence alignment is much more robust than de novo assembly and is not subject to assembly artefacts.
Our method for finding unfolding events and alignment is much faster than a manual selection and annotation.
The predicted secondary structure of the reverse complementary alignment is much more stable for these examples than the ncRNA itself (see Additional file 1).
However, in Hpr bones, this change in mineral particle alignment is much lower for the LB compared to wild type mice, indicating that abnormal mineralisation may therefore be associated with the impaired mechanical properties of muscles [28] in rachitic mice.
Whole-genome alignment is much more difficult not only because of the increased length of the input but also because of the presence of large spans of non-conserved sequence (Blanchette et al., 2004; Paten et al., 2011).
Both proteins have two domains and for the matching found, it is apparent from the superposed protein chains that the alignment is much better with the deformation being permitted compared with a rigid transformation which can align only one domain satisfactorily.
In terms of reflecting protein evolution, phylogenetic trees based on protein sequence alignments are much more difficult to build and interpret than codon usage-based trees.
The differences in support between the different alignments were much larger than between likelihood and parsimony.
