Sentence examples for alignments I from inspiring English sources

We are fascinated how close the alignments obtained by the program are to the reference alignments, i.e. alignments with aligned positions generated from the same position of the ancestor sequence.

This constraint is also in accordance with our intention for long read alignments, i.e. attempting to align a read in the full length to the genome.

Scaffolding alignments are selected from the remaining high quality alignments (i.e., more than one in silico map aligns to the same consensus genome map (Fig. 3 d)).

Potentially faulty alignments, i.e. alignments in which any taxon pair had amino acid (aa) distance value >0.6 were inspected further.

Sequence alignment programs usually randomly yield a relatively high sequence identity in remote sequence or short sequence alignments, i.e. the "high-order effect" [28].

Our control of automatic assembly of coding sequences assured that only high quality coding sequences assembled from Blast alignments (i.e. 99% match or greater) were analyzed.

These models focus on different components (i.e. concepts/aspects of alignment) and emphasize different perspectives of the alignment (i.e. how alignment is perceived by practitioners).

The complex distribution of the aftershock alignment (i.e., fault) has been spatially correlated with the distribution of the LVZ.

Three types of MTJs, i.e. asymmetric, symmetric (S) and symmetric (SS), and two types of lead magnetization alignment, i.e. parallel (PC) and antiparallel (APC), are considered.

The predicted results revealed that the concurrence of hinge alignment (i.e., kinematic) and concentric distraction (i.e., kinetic) necessitates two telescopic tubes orthogonal to the elbow hinge.

Using ΔSUV, 34 patients had a thoracic alignment (i.e., the voxel percentage with an alignment within the 95% estimated range) of above 80%.