Sentence examples for alignment with one from inspiring English sources

The RIsearch recursion is given as Entries in the M-state (ungapped) can come from (i) the M-state by extending the previous alignment with one residue on both strands, meaning either a stacking of a new pair, or the symmetric extension of an interior loop (or opening, closing an interior loop).

All members of subfamily #13 did also co-align in the global TvBspA alignment with one intercalated aligned sequence not included in subfamily #13 (additional file 1, Table S1).

The Physician Value-Based Purchasisg Modifier istronglyly aligned with two of the best practices, moderately aligned with one, weakly aligned with three, and has unclear alignment with one of the best practices.

Of the seven identified best practices in P4P program design, the Hospital Value-Based programisg program istronglyly aligned with two of the best practices, moderately aligned with three, weakly aligned with one, and has unclear alignment with one best practice.

Applications will be considered based on the strengths of their proposed projects and alignment with one or more of BFI's thematic areas: Sustainable Agriculture and Ecosystems, Society and Culture, Economics and Business, Policy and Justice.

These parties are hardly in alignment with one another.

This type of happiness and flourishing is not dependent on external circumstances but rather emerges from an inner sense of wellbeing and a living in alignment with ones values.

Spiritual well-being was identified by participants as the ability to live in alignment with ones values and priorities; to have a sense of ultimate purpose in life; and to foster a sense of meaning, each of which provided a sense of inner peace in times of uncertainty.

Non-repetitive BLAT alignments with one gap in either query or target were merged with BWA alignments.

The model is designed for multilocus genomic sequence alignments, with one sequence sampled from each of the three species, and is formulated using a Markov chain representation that allows use of matrix exponentiation to compute analytical expressions for the probability density of coalescent histories.

Table 7 shows that when we generated simulated alignments with one particular model and then built phylogenies using each of the other available models, the Robinson-Foulds (RF) distances [ 40] were either equal or worse than when we built phylogenies using the same model that was used to generate the alignments.