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Whole-genome alignment was needed to show genomic context, but in practice Mugsy aligned some locus boundaries incorrectly, so its results were manually adjusted as described in the Methods.

Only the best alignment was needed; the whole alignment must cross the first and last joint point and cover at least 70% of the fused exon.

Multiple sequence alignment was needed for development of a group-specific phylogenetic probe and was performed using software available through the Ribosomal Database Project II (Cole et al. 2003).

Since the optimum beamformers are performed in each frequency bin, the permutation alignment is needed before transforming the signals to the time domain.

In order to calculate the main measures of design consistency, an accurate operating speed profile model for road alignment is needed.

It could provide some cues for the development of novel implantable biomaterials, such as tissue-engineered scaffolds for cartilage replacement, where specific cell alignment is needed.

In addition, this review noted that stronger alignment is needed between the underlying theories and measured outcomes, and more studies are needed to assess students' higher-level cognitive outcomes, cognitive load, and skill-based outcomes such as problem solving.

Franchi and Baccetti in 2006 [11] observed that when a slight amount of tooth alignment is needed (1.5 mm), differences in the performance of conventional and low-friction ligatures were minimal, but they became significant for correction of a misalignment greater than 3.0 mm.

Given that most probability values are considered in the U0 and U1 phases, no U2 alignment is needed for Slider (Table 1).

Compared to the transmission setup, which requires optical alignment from free space to fiber, the reflection spectra measurement has additional advantages such as: (1 Very easy to use, no optical alignment is needed, (2) remote sensing capability as optical fiber probe can go into human body or placed in harsh environments, and (3) in vivo detection of antigens and biomolecules.

To investigate this finding further and to decide on which method to use in this work, a manual inspection of sequence alignments was needed in a systematic way to avoid the problem of biased cherry picking.