Sentence examples for content and alignment from inspiring English sources

Later the criteria for the assessment of the core course and advanced modules became more refined, including title, learning objectives, content and alignment of assessment with learning objectives.

MaSp1 and MaSp2 films processed using 80/20 MeOH/water stretch bath, and stretched to 2.5×, were also characterized using XRD, the images show an increase in β-sheet content and alignment from the films that were not stretched.

While 40% of the variation in hybridization ratio was accounted for by variation in sequence identity of the heterologous sample to the platform sample, other characteristics of the DNA sequence, such as GC content and alignment characteristics, also contributed to variation in hybridization ratio [ 40].

The investigation of the owner requirements helped to develop an understanding of the required information content, and its alignment with BIM.

Results showed that an increase in nanotube content and nanotube alignment could increase the extent of formation of anisotropic regions, thereby hastening stress graphitization.

Structural properties of articular cartilage such as proteoglycan content, collagen content and collagen alignment are known to vary over length scales as small as a few microns (Bullough and Goodfellow, 1968; Bi et al., 2006).

Therefore, a low amount of catalyst resulted in less dense CNTs with a-C content and poor alignment, as seen in Figure 2a,b.

Both GC content and percent alignment length were significant in the model, and there was a significant interaction effect of GC content and %ID (Table 3).

MirDeep uses a number of criteria to select novel miRNAs [ 29], including a minimum free energy of less than −25 kcal/mol, 25% sequence homology with known miRNA precursors, sufficient GC content, and no alignment to too many different genomic locations.

Our initial experiments revealed that classification accuracy for different irrelevant signals is variable depending on the speaker, the speech content of signal and alignment of silent parts of coherent and incoherent signals.

The main advantages of this approach are that 1) we account for all pair-wise correlations between variables simultaneously and 2) we correct for possibly confounding factors, such as GC content, alignment length, and alignment depth.