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After aligning reads from the parents to these contigs, we align them to the reference genome to determine whether they have a better alignment to another location.

Instructors should think about their course structures and, if possible, work with administrators to adapt them for better alignment to the tools that support instructional goals.

Remarkably, RH MTP 1058 {0} gives a better alignment to DM than to RH MTP 1685 {1}.

Although no single assembler performed best on all our criteria, Newbler 2.5 gave longer contigs, better alignments to some reference sequences, and was fast and easy to use.

Since we generate probabilities for each of the two possible contiguous fragments, we use only the probabilities from the fragment with the better alignments to construct the likelihood.

The probability of there being a better match for the guide sequence to a given Cas9 target sequence was calculated as the frequency of Cas9 target sequences with better alignments to the same guide sequence, amongst 10,000 randomly selected Cas9 target sequences.

In children with angulating deformities of the lower limbs, hemiepiphysiodesis can be used to guide growth to achieve better alignment at skeletal maturity.

Internal fixation seems to have better alignment at union and, thus, would theoretically have better results.

Subsequently, the influence of nanofiber misalignment on the performance of the unidirectional composites was investigated and it was shown that better alignment leads to higher values of Young's modulus.

At the distal region, the lateral cortical surface gives significantly better alignment compared to the medial cortical surface (p < 0.01), but not as accurate (1.4°) as in the central region.

Subjected to large amplitude oscillatory shear for 15 min a freshly loaded sample with a small grain size structure exhibited much better alignment compared to that of a pre-aligned/squeezed sample with a considerably larger grain size where the orientation had been first partly destroyed by squeezing.