Sentence examples for an ideal alignment from inspiring English sources

The results reveal that instrumental constraints lead to dislocation storage at the sample base and top, but will not affect the storage of excess dislocations in the sample center in case of an ideal alignment.

Second, we tested coverage, on the reasoning that an ideal alignment should assign most proteins to a cluster.

Although it has been emphasized that an attempt should always be made to obtain a slight valgus position, we sought to achieve functional stability rather than a preconceived ideal alignment.

As such, overlay of two conformers, A and B, to a reference conformer, R, may generate an excellent approximation to the ideal alignment of conformers A and B by simply (re)using the alignments AR and BR.

9.5% showed a deviation of more than 3° of ideal alignment concerning HKA, mean alignment was 1.2° ± 2.4 varus, mean deviation of neutral femoral component alignment was 1.6° ± 1.8° valgus, and mean deviation of neutral tibial component position was a varus position of 2.9° ± 2.1°.

This verdict has made many orthodontists to believe that the only way to maintain the ideal alignment after orthodontic treatment would be a form of permanent retention.

This work indicates specific strategies for obtaining the ideal alignment of nanostructured materials for the optimized generation of thermopower waves.

Over the last 40 years, several changes have been made to Andrews' appliance [3, 4] with improvements in preadjusted appliances, without bends on the archwire, to achieve the ideal alignment and leveling, but the most important phase is still the bracket placement [1].

But beyond that, Earth and Mars would have fallen out of ideal alignment.

Treatment can widen the upper and lower arches and allow teeth to find their ideal alignment using custom-made plastic nighttime appliances, braces and... tongue exercises!

The two independent training sets showed nearly ideal alignment and markedly better statistical parameters than the initial, common training set.