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Thirty-four SNPs could not be confidently aligned with GAM and EUR allele calls because they had complementary alleles that made strand direction difficult to assign.

Although the pattern of the predicted secondary structure elements of Csy1 cannot be confidently aligned with either Cse1 or Cas8, we cannot rule out the possibility that it contains a derived RRM-like fold.

Thus, GKP-guided pooling of sections associated with discrete zones along that continuum (e.g. the point at which extension growth ceases) makes it possible to generate tissue samples whose gene expression profiles can be confidently aligned with specific developmental states.

Once again, it is worth stressing that most of this genetic diversity cannot be represented nor can it be simultaneously analyzed with their homologs from cultured organisms in conventional phylogenetic analyses, because the vast majority of our cliques of distant homologs cannot be confidently aligned with their cultured homologs.

The 15 intact V1Rs, along with five of the pseudogenes, could be confidently aligned over a 906-bp stretch.

The two regions are very similar and can be confidently aligned across their N-terminal 80%.

We removed 301 16S rDNA characters that could not be confidently aligned and the last 39 COI characters, which were missing for many taxa.

Most symbiont TRGs were so divergent that they could not be confidently aligned.

As can be seen on the multiple sequence alignment (available in TreeBASE), we could not align the 14 blocks with enough confidence (p < 0.01) on the corresponding query sequences, the worst case being the N. capensis ω virus sequence for which only 3 blocks could be confidently aligned.

One of these is conserved in P. tetraurelia, which itself has two introns in the region that can be confidently aligned between the two species.

The sequences are so divergent they cannot be confidently aligned except for a few of the YD class (in the subsection "Relationships to other toxins").