Sentence examples for compare the arrangements from inspiring English sources

In the second stage, we compare the arrangements of blocks within block groups with each other.

The Max χ test is used to compare the arrangement of segregating sites either side of a putative crossover break point.

The Artemis Comparison Tool (Web-ACT) [ 73] was used to compare the arrangement of the lin genes and proximal genetic mobility elements such as IS 6100 with reference to lin arrangement in S. japonicum UT26S.

Our aim was to compare the arrangement of the ESE motifs with the arrangements of hexamers that have similar frequency of conservation (see Figure S6 of Additional File 1) and participate in coding sequences.

GRIMM software [ 58] was run again to compare the arrangement of D. mojavensis chromosome 2 with that of Primitive I (inferred by subtraction of the three inversions fixed in D. buzzatii).

For example, we may be interested in determining whether a computationally predicted splicing isoform matches an already known one, or one predicted with a different method: accomplishing this by explicitly comparing the arrangements of exons and introns is tedious and error-prone.

Whereas the seminal study in this area [ 9] compared the arrangements of the B. napus genome with that of A. thaliana, and ours compared the arrangement of the B. rapa genome with that of A. thaliana, we anticipate that the results should be directly comparable as there seems to be little difference in the organization of the A genome in these two Brassica species [ 19].

Gilbert compared the arrangement to other possible conflicts in the White House.

A current Saudi official compared the arrangement to royal payments to the families of soldiers killed in battle or to Saudis killed in a natural disaster.

Executives from NBC and Fox compared the arrangement, announced Thursday, to the pool coverage that news outlets use to report on certain events, or to what wire services provide to newspapers.

The twentieth-century architectural historian Sir John Summerson echoed these early criticisms when he compared the arrangement of a dome and two diminutive turrets on the roofline to "the clock and vases on a mantelpiece, only less useful".