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These results and an improved alignment of the NAGK and AKIII sequences have guided us into 3-D modelling of the amino acid kinase domain of AKIII using NAGK as template.

The increase in the number of equivalences for PBs corresponding to N cap and C cap regions of helices and strands as seen in Figure 2 suggests an improved alignment of these regions.

Moreover, CAS is not only aimed at an improved alignment of the hip prosthesis, it also provides instant information and feedback to the surgeon, which may make the surgical technique easier to perform and may result in better clinical outcomes.

As a result, we obtained an improved alignment for all 376 genes; the percentage of genes with aligned signature motif rose to 97.5% while the percentage of genes with aligned oxygen binding motif and ERR triad motif increased to 95.8% and remained at 96.7%, respectively.

We propose a fuzzy profile HMM to overcome the limitations of that assumption and to achieve an improved alignment for protein sequences belonging to a given family.

Here, we devise an improved alignment method, which formulates the fast rotational matching of subtomograms in real space.

This disconnect between research and its use in policy demands an improved alignment and coordination between the independent research agenda and the needs of policy makers.

I believe that this year will bring an improved alignment between developers and testers that will result in a few key outcomes, including delivering a more seamless verification of code changes, ensuring those changes don't affect the application and verifying that the developers have built the right product.

Abyzov et al.[ 28] investigated exactly this problem and proposed an improved alignment algorithm called AGE.

The need for an improved alignment editor and viewer, therefore, emerged in the 1000 plants project (1KP, www.onekp.com) while designing degenerate primers for a diverse set of ferns from transcriptome data (Rothfels et al., 2013).

Despite the absence of any organized research or practice structures to facilitate adherence to guidelines, we were able to show an improved alignment between guideline recommendations and both test ordering and, in two instances, test results.