Sentence examples for consequences of alignment from inspiring English sources
Clinical consequences of alignment errors in total knee replacement (TKR) have led to the rigorous evaluation of surgical alignment techniques.
The consequences of alignment errors in evolutionary analyses have generated an important degree of concern in the scientific community.
Cold rolled and annealed low carbon steel specimens were tested by a new inhouse gripping system in order to estimate the consequences of improper alignment of tensile specimen.
Different studies investigated consequences of different alignments parameters settings in the outcome of phylogenetic studies [ 59- 62].
The high occurrence of ESF (the large-amplitude ESF irregularities in Fig. 9b) during equinoctial months is explained as the consequence of the alignment between the geomagnetic field lines and the solar terminator when sunset at the conjugate E layers is nearly simultaneous (Tsunoda 1985).
Discipline then, rather than being a characteristic or a quality to develop, is really a consequence of this alignment.
At that time, it was merely a visual consequence of sequence alignment in the GPxIs of chromosome segments.
As a consequence of the alignment, all of the optical images had the same dimensions, as did the MS images.
Therefore, the number of SNPs displaying allelic ratios with potential biological consequence is greatly overestimated just as a consequence of standard alignment methods.
As a consequence, the lack of alignment makes incentives a potentially fruitful strategy to increase performance.
Fighting for the Farm: Rural America Transformed considers the politics of farm policy and the consequences of the increasing alignment of agricultural interests with the global economy.
