The tibial rotational alignment was established with reference to the tibial anteroposterior axis that connected the medial one-third of the tibial tuberosity and the center of the tibial insertion of the posterior cruciate ligament.
The results indicate that it is legitimate to interpret the system as a strong non-human super actor within a heterogeneous network of actors, and to describe the processes of stakeholder engagement, alignment and activation with reference to the phases of problematization, interessement, enrolment and mobilization.
Meta-IDBA starts with an alignment of some short simple subpaths at the source vertex of the component and progressively constructs the alignments of longer contigs with reference to the longest subpath, because it provides more information of the genomes of the subspecies than the short subpaths with deletions.
The word template-based alignment was originally coined by Taylor Taylorr, 1986) with reference to sequence/structure alignments.
The current prevailing school of thought in spinal deformity surgery is to restore sagittal balance with reference to the alignment of the spine when the patient is standing.
A molecular replacement search model was subsequently created from the wheat structure using the program CHAINSAW [53], [54] with reference to an alignment of the wheat and pea sequences generated using the CLUSTALW server [55], [56].
These were designed with reference to an alignment of the known allele sequences for ovine DBR1 (figure 1).
After screening these paired-end reads through alignment with reference cp genomes, 101,851 to 101,589 reads were mapped to the reference genomes, reaching over 100× coverage on average over the cp genome.
The comparison of metagenomic samples using sequence signatures arises from the need for the comparison of two microbial community samples without having to do alignment with reference genomes, which are often incomplete or unavailable.
A posterior Basic Local Alignment Search Tool (BLAST) analysis and alignment with reference sequences at GenBank National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) allowed us to identify the fungi as Madurella mycetomatis.
