Sentence examples for an exact alignment with from inspiring English sources

Wassinger et al. [ 17] noted that their test condition might not represent an exact alignment with the normal motion of subjects, which, in turn, could affect their results.

Because the possibility of multiple insertions and deletions prevented an exact alignment of the nontranslated sequence, phylogenetic analysis was conducted with only the protein-encoding sequence.

We have conducted a small experiment to track the number of SA intervals created during exact alignment with a human multi-genome.

We defined transcript-specific probes to have one "exact alignment" with a transcript, but no "exact alignment" in other transcripts, and no "near-exact alignment".

This high degree of correlation frees the observer of a segment of (or a distorted version of it) from the need to know its exact alignment with the complete original signal used to store the fingerprint during the acquisition process (in which the reference hash is obtained for subsequent comparisons).

It is eventually in such exact alignment with the sea's horizon that the workmen on the top appear to be walking on water.

In the Blast analysis two types of alignments were exploited: "exact alignment", i.e. 100% sequence identity over 25 base pairs of transcript and probe sequence, and "near-exact alignment" with at most one mismatch (identity of 24 base pairs).

Thus, for totally unambiguous cases, reversing residue order prior to alignment should yield an exact reversed alignment of that obtained by using the unreversed sequences.

Second, the model only takes into account the local step of homology i.e the exact alignment of the ODN with target dsDNA: indeed, this step is the only one we expect to depend on the ODN sequence.

The resulting output files include both gapped and ungapped contigs with quality scores, and an.ace file detailing the exact alignment locations of all reads.

Kraken is based on exact alignment of k-mers (a nucleotide sequence of length = k) against a user specified database of genomes and combines high classification accuracy with very fast computational processing [ 23].