Sentence examples for boundary alignments from inspiring English sources

Misorientations across boundaries in the regions of microband triple junctions have been identified for both boundary alignments.

Two methods of automatically determining boundary alignments from EBSD maps, the marching Radon transform and triple junction analysis methods, are compared and shown to produce comparable results.

While this significant difference in community and official boundary alignments may be attributable to the layout of infrastructure along official boundaries, we began to question whether there might be more fundamental differences.

In contrast with the majority of other tools for the analysis of alternative splicing, ASPic performs a multiple alignment of transcript data to the genomic sequence and refines exon-intron boundary alignments through dynamic programming [ 27].

We treat verification as a classification problem based on accuracy, stability, and a novel boundary alignment measure.

The kernel formulation allows a detailed analysis of the method, and it is demonstrated that BDIM is consistent, obtains second-order convergence relative to the kernel width, and is robust with respect to the grid and boundary alignment.

JAFFA also provides a simple and effective method of ranking fusions based on read support and exon-exon boundary alignment.

For many years, providing an algorithm to generate hexahedral meshes that fulfill minimal geometric criteria (boundary-alignment, minimum of singularity vertices) and that is not limited to a category of geometries has been an open issue.

Further, CORAL provides E-values to aid in detecting homologous protein families and, by respecting block boundaries, produces alignments with improved 'readability' that facilitate manual refinement.

The increased frequency of overextended boundaries in alignments between high identity sequences (Fig. 2B) is the only meaningful trend that we identified.

At all temperatures, the microstructures are characterized by two types of banded substructure, primary bands of aligned low angle boundaries whose alignment to the rolling plane is a function of strain and temperature, and secondary bands which develop into grain-scale shear bands with increasing strain.