The phrase "as gaps from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that arises or results from gaps, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The analysis revealed significant issues as gaps from the previous data set."
Alternatives: "resulting from gaps" or "arising from gaps".
The resulting alignments were imported into BioEdit v7.0.9.0 [ 52], where any positions containing less than five sequences were designated as gaps and deleted from the alignment.
Still, Alex has followed the spacewalks the Discovery astronauts have made over the last two weeks, including one to remove two protruding strips of ceramic cloth known as gap fillers from the underside of the shuttle.
We also extract structures from Rfam and discard the 194 sequences which have a gap at a position that corresponds to a paired base in the structure, as gaps are subsequently removed from the sequences and the structures would then become invalid.
Common fragile sites are genomic loci which are specifically unstable and appear as gaps and constrictions on metaphase chromosomes from cells grown under conditions of replication stress [26].
As a result, 31,086 gaps from low similarity regions were successfully filled among the total 208,550 gaps (Supplementary Table S1).
We defined insertions unique to nematodes as gaps common to all other eukaryotic sequences, and nematode-unique deletions as gaps absent from any other sequence.
Lesson: China's "maker" scene is very different from the West as the gap from prototype to product is much lower in China thanks to its particular ecosystem.
The tower stairs, like those in most office buildings, could have been improved with such things as continuous handrails with no gaps from top to bottom to aid people descending in poor lighting conditions, he said.
Hence, the purpose of this paper is to discuss a unique pedagogical approach to help mend the knowledge gaps and to suggest the possibility of preventing inequality gaps from emerging as outer space is developed.
A critical issue in the design of the Plasma Position Reflectometry (PPR) diagnostic for ITER is the performance of the transmission lines (TLs) of the in-vessel systems (known as gaps 4 & 6) to/from the antennas, due to the use of oversized rectangular waveguides that must conform to an intricate and constrained path/geometry, besides operating in a wide frequency range (15 75 GHz).
