Sentence examples for approach and alignment from inspiring English sources
For a more detailed comparison of results for the SIA approach and alignment masking followed by either NJ, MP, or ML, we compared stQD among the 3,527 families for which we were able to compute phylogenies for all four methods.
Consensus sequences were aligned with C. trachomatis whole genome sequences found in GenBank using MAFFT (progressive approach) and the alignment was visualised and manually corrected in MEGA [ 23, 24].
The resulting sequences were assembled using a de novo approach, and contig alignments were used to identify a large number of putative single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) distributed throughout the nuclear and mitochondrial genomes.
This approach accomplishes detection and alignment implicitly by storing transformations of training images (called templates) rather than explicitly detecting and aligning faces at test time.
This well- tested and proven approach brings clarity and alignment.
3. Compare approaches potential impact and alignment to the organization's values.
The fabrication methodology can be divided into two parts: (1) the growth of CNT bumps on both sides of the substrate using the PECVD approach and (2) the alignment and 'insertion' of the CNT bumps into each other using a flip chip bonder machine.
The results of our evaluation indicate that our clustered alignment approach and SCOW provide more accurate alignments than previous approaches.
In this paper, we propose a unified approach to simultaneous autofocus and alignment for pattern localization by extending the idea of image reference approach.
The results of our empirical evaluation indicate that both the clustered alignment approach and SCOW improve the accuracy of alignments computed with sparse time series from a toxicogenomics dataset.
We solve the alignment problem using the convolution theorem in harmonic analysis, thus eliminating the need for approaches that require exhaustive angular search, and adopt an iterative approach to alignment and classification that does not require the use of external references.
