Sentence examples for alignment with the notion from inspiring English sources

Research on good language learners is in alignment with the notion on best practice in other professional areas such as business and health care (Norton & Toohey, 2001).

Furthermore, the finding that low SBE (shock) correlated strongly with low PC in ACoTS patients is in alignment with the notion that trauma-induced shock through hypoperfusion [ 15] and/or enhanced catecholamine surge [ 20] contributes to Protein C consumption probably through enhanced endothelial thrombomodulin expression and/or high circulating soluble thrombomodulin.

CGFs and PGFs were estimated by employing single-linkage clustering on top of BLASTp alignments, with the notion that any two genes in the data set are considered to belong to the same gene family and should be considered as "conserved" if their amino acid sequences are at least 50% identical over at least 50% of the length of the longest gene [ 22, 23].

Template-based alignment refers to the notion of enriching a sequence with the information contained in a template (Fig. 3).

GRAAL, in contrast, computes a sequence-free pairwise alignment by using the notion of graphlet degree signatures.

All of this is consistent with the notion that the Stoner model produces alignment and ferromagnetism, they argue today in Science.

As with the notion of folklore, the notion of folktale has its roots in the late 18th century.

This leads to the extension of the notion of smart actuator with the notion of agent.

In order to be able to analyse alignment patterns, the notions of business architecture, application software architecture, and ICT platform architecture are introduced and defined.

This notion seems consistent with the notion of a special-self system.

The latter is associated with the notion of "cultural attraction".