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A second reason for the better performance of informativeness predictions for amino acid sequences could be better alignment.

He says that the overall vision is "better alignment between corporate strategies and the people who actually have to execute those strategies on the front line".

CDS length in C. reinhardtii genes was positively correlated with both Δ L (ρ = 0.393, P < 10−) and UnalignRes regardless of alignment tool used (ClustalW: ρ = 0.412, P < 10−; MUSCLE: ρ = 0.481, P < 10−), indicating in general there was better alignment for orthologs encoding shorter proteins.

TM-align, for instance, is particularly robust in quantifying comparisons between sets of proteins with great disparities in sequence lengths, but it only indirectly captures hydrogen bonding or secondary structure order conservation which might be better metrics for alignment of evolutionarily related proteins.

The three rows of information below the alignment should be better described.

The effect of errors can be better ameliorated by using an alignment strategy such as ours that allows for some mismatches between the reads and the reference genome.

We defined what kind of mechanisms (regulation of specific processes of functions within the cell) can be better explained through PPI network alignment.

For example, these simulations suggest that using GMAP for contig-to-genome alignments would be better for detecting PTDs, while using BLAT would be better for detecting ITDs.

To achieve this resolution, the 1200 individual tracking chambers composed of Monitored Drift Tubes (MDT) are constructed with mechanical precision better than 20 μm, while the position and deformation of individual chambers will be monitored with an optical alignment system to be better than 40 μm during data taking.

We find BWA may be better suited for identifying all possible alignments when a perfect match does not exist for a given query sequence.

Based on the results of this study, it is evident that there needs to be a better alignment between the formally delivered curriculum, and what students perceive is needed to pass the examinations.