Sentence examples for constraint on alignment from inspiring English sources

Except for the constraint on alignment, the locations of pair members were chosen at random.

A method is proposed for calibrating the radius of a rotating coil sensor by relaxing the metrological constraints on alignment and field errors of the reference quadrupole.

‡Only the first 3,333 aa residues of the ORF were used for these analyses because of program constraints on alignment size.

The Smith-Waterman algorithm is slow because it imposes no constraints on the alignment; that is, no sequences will be filtered out if the final alignment score is not above a predefined threshold.

Because the lack of tertiary structure removes purely architectural constraints on conservation, alignment of intrinsically disordered regions tends to highlight functionally important residues.

Selective constraint is calculated based on alignment of orthologous IGRs and introns of T. parva and T. annulata.

As with the differences in mapping rates, these differences are likely due to the constraints GSNAP places on alignments - the requirement of 14 base identical stretches, and the allowance of a single gap or splice site.

The choice will depend on alignment.

Most studies that estimated evolutionary constraint on disordered regions have relied on interspecies comparisons using pairwise alignments of disordered regions across species.

This poorly conserved footprint could be identified by manual editing of a multiple sequence alignment performed with clustalW, thus indicating a lower functional constraint on MIR168b as compared to MIR168a transcription.

FEO is a constraint on allowable inequality.