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Since a partial alignment is a locally optimal alignment, the extension of a seed can be converged to the partial alignment if a seed is inserted nearby and if the score of the path is high enough.

To solve (4), current algorithms begin at random initial alignment positions and attempt to converge to an alignment of l - mers in all of the sequences that maximize the objective function.

The alignment is converged after 3-4 iterations.

Parameter estimates for the largest alignments had converged by 72 hours, and parameter estimates that did not converge by this point likely indicated uncertainty in the data, possibly due to alignment, clustering, or annotation.

For high α factors, RDMA performance converges to interference alignment, whereas for low α factors RDMA performance degrades even beyond the cochannel interference bound.

These warps often cause current alignment algorithms to converge slowly, find the wrong alignment, or even diverge.

The PSSM is updated (using the EM algorithm) until the alignments converge to a local optimal solution.

This converged PSSM and the set of alignments correspond to a local optimal solution.

Molecular refinement using our data converged on a single structure with an antiparallel alignment of the ligand-binding sites.

An iterative HMM search (jackhmmer) on the NR database with a MUSCLE alignment of the first 60 amino acids converged after three iterations.

Rick Mayes and colleagues argue that a unique alignment of social and economic trends and incentives converged in the early 1990s with greater scientific knowledge to make ADHD the most prevalent pediatric mental disorder.