The phrase "alignment which require" is not correct in written English.
It should be "alignment which requires" to be grammatically accurate.
Example: "The alignment which requires adjustment is crucial for the project's success."
Alternatives: "alignment that necessitates" or "alignment needing".
On the other hand, an alignment which requires drivers to handle high speed gradients and does not meet drivers' expectancy is considered inconsistent and produces higher crash frequency.
The hierarchical approach is to first construct a high-level colinear orthology map between a set of genomes and then compute a nucleotide-level global alignment (which requires colinearity) on each colinear orthologous block specified by the map.
The CyanoClust web system also implements a convenient phylogenetic analysis tool using Jalview (18) software after displaying an alignment, which requires JDK runtime version 1.4.2 or higher on the client.
The same parameters were used with each alignment block in MrBayes, except for the longest alignments, which required 2X 3X more generations to run.
Having embedded a set of sequences, the distances between the vectors will be much faster and cheaper to calculate than distances computed using typical sequence alignment methods which require (L) to (L) time, L being the sequence length [ 18].
Differently, the conventional algorithms, which require alignment, are O(n).
This method presents a considerably greater speed in relation to conventional methods, which require alignment [ 10].
Current TSI systems use separate heating and imaging transducers, which require physical alignment of the heating and imaging beams and result in a bulky setup that limits in vivo operation.
Due to the short wavelength, compact directional antennas with high gain and narrow beamwidth are possible, which require antenna alignment to achieve optimal performance [3].
It occurs through methods which require or not a prior alignment, varying the algorithm complexity and the level of biological accuracy.
