Sentence examples for alignments that may be from inspiring English sources

Some existing clustering software calculates distances from multiple alignments that may be sub-optimal.

Possibly even more importantly, by respecting block boundaries, it produces alignments that may be easier to revise.

Failure to correctly assign a read to its original location may lead to spurious alignments that may be misinterpreted as editing events.

Such loci can be avoided by limiting the number of discordant alignments that may be attributed to a putative cluster, as informed by the depth of the input datasets.

Next, the gap spacing from the template alignment is reintroduced into the pairwise alignment yielding an alignment that may be longer than the template alignment.

The degree of alignment quality that may be required by a user depends strongly on the intended use of the alignment, and AR alignments could certainly be used as a very good starting point for subsequent shape overlap optimization, e.g., using ROCS.

This study sought to assess patellar alignment indices that may be selectively associated with the PF joint structural changes.

Most of techniques dealing with the stated problem reduce the problem of specificity prediction to the identification of alignment positions that may be important for protein specificity.

This issue is illustrated as follows: for any three sequences 1, 2 and 3, the pairwise alignment of 1/2 and 2/3 implies an alignment of 1/3 that may be different from the direct alignment of 1/3.

Although Cons may be conservative in some cases it will always select the best-conserved alignment discarding alternatives that may be genuinely associated with higher divergence the differences between Longest and PALO were also remarkable (in the same comparison 666 vs. 406 in human, and 600 vs. 495 in mouse), indicating that Longest overestimates the impact of positive selection.

Given two biological sequences, these methods can be used to estimate the posterior symbol alignment probability for each symbol pair that may be aligned in the final sequence alignment.