Sentence examples for causes alignment from inspiring English sources

In agreement with previous research we determine that increasing the shear rate causes alignment of the nanotubes in the flow direction.

Previous studies in tissue engineering have shown that suspending undifferentiated mesenchymal stem cells in collagen gels and wrapping them about a suture causes alignment of cells and contraction of constructs in culture in a form that is suitable for implantation for tendon repair.

The magnetic-alignment of bicelles can be influenced by the embedded protein, as was shown for gramicidin A, which causes alignment when embedded in small bicelles that would tumble isotropically in the absence of the protein.

The mechanochromic effect for these materials can be summarized as follows: an induced strain causes alignment of polymer strands in the bulk material which results in stress induced cleavage at the spiro C−O bond.

Reads with indels are innately more difficult to align, and are generally found in homopolymeric runs which cause alignment issues, so it is necessary to use a lower criterion to identify an individual line's consensus.

Since the temperature dependence of Δχ para follows the Curie law, the field intensity required to cause alignment is expected to be relatively low at the low temperatures that are assumed to exist in the outer regions of proto-planetary disks (Uyeda et al., 2003a, 2005).

Second, the search space would have increased vastly with the inclusion of introns, which also would have caused alignment problems.

Clustering of sequences further reduces the number of partial sequences that could cause alignment discordances due to their limited size.

Inclusion of unknown states for shorter 16S fragments obtained from GenBank caused alignment problems and the deletion of 70 bp, many of which were informative.

As both second heart field and neural crest defects can cause alignment defects of the outflow tract vessels, resulting in septum defects, we next analysed the arterioventricular alignment in Robo1 mutants at E14.5.

The challenge of progressive alignment is that insertions cannot be distinguished from deletions at the time of aligning a pair of sequences but failing to account for their different properties is likely to cause alignment error (Löytynoja and Goldman, 2008).