Sentence examples for contribute to an alignment from inspiring English sources

Environmentally induced plasticity in mate preferences could also contribute to an alignment of natural and sexual selection if the changes cause females to prefer locally adapted males as mates.

A fourth domain is how the university as an organization can contribute to an alignment of the students' competencies and the services provided by the lecturers and the administration in order to create an educational environment that the students can benefit from.

In addition, the presence of splice intermediates in several genes as evidenced by preliminary analysis of cDNA and genomic DNA alignments may also contribute to an increased metabolic repertoire for these organisms.

Note Newbler's rate of collapsed tandem repeats would have been underestimated because only contigs that spanned a repeat region could contribute to the alignment breaks that were counted here.

The World Health Organization's Global Reference List of 100 Core Health Indicators aims to contribute to greater alignment between countries on the reporting of health trends (WHO 2015).

Dynamic capabilities also contribute to the alignment of production plans with customer needs (and willingness to pay) by activities that can be summarized as "sensing, seizing, and transforming" (Teece 2007, 2014).

To contribute to that alignment, this paper first of all presents our generic responsibility model built on the concepts of Accountability, Capability and Commitment and combines that model with the CIMOSA framework.

One factor that could contribute to asymmetrical alignment is differential affinity between each clone's TCR and cognate antigen.

Polar ejection forces contribute to chromosome alignment by pushing chromatin away from the spindle poles during prometaphase (Magidson et al., 2011).

We believe that developing scalable models for improving serious illness conversations will contribute to better alignment of healthcare with the preferences of oncology patients, and eventual extension to other patient populations and care settings.

We speculate that the stringent conservation of His54 is the result of the space-filling property of its imidazole ring, which might contribute to the alignment of neighboring residues.