Sentence examples for considering aligning from inspiring English sources
The US patent system allows software implementations of ideas to be patented, which differs significantly from the European Union – although the European Parliament has been considering aligning patent rights with the US.
She said there was a need for legislation but suggested that this would mainly be at the national level as member states consider aligning their welfare systems to avoid the abuse of freedom of movement.
The European fabric structures industry is approaching a key moment in its development as it considers aligning itself closer to the standards expected of other forms of construction.
We would recommended EM educators follow programmatic research methods to avoid limitations found in other studies and consider aligning their research with the ACGME core competencies.
Intuitively, we considered aligning the 'backbone', or 'mid-line', of a curved fruit fly LNS or an adult VNC (red skeletons in Fig. 1).
After aligning a pair of nodes u and v, we then consider aligning their neighbors, which is reasonable because functional modules and protein complexes are densely connected and tend to be separated from other subnetwork modules.
And, wrote the daily newspaper Arman, which is considered aligned with former President Hashemi Rafsanjani: "Do not hastily judge the results of the trip to New York".
The daily newspaper Shargh (Orient), which is considered aligned to reformist forces, ran a front-page photo of angry students punching the air and beating the window of the car containing President Hassan Rouhani on his return from the United States.
In this manuscript, we consider aligned pairs of putatively orthologous protein-coding sequences across a variety of species.
We considered aligned matches from either a 5'- or 3'-RACE sequence as confirmation that a particular transcript was expressed.
However, matched-pairs tests (such as Stuart's test [ 30]) are comparatively efficient, particularly because of their ability to consider aligned sequences on a site-by-site basis [ 24].
