Sentence examples for data alignment that from inspiring English sources

We demonstrate that by such a multimodal vessel mapping approach, we are able to constitute a hook in anatomical-functional data alignment that enables the accurate assignment of functional signals over large cortical regions.

On the other hand, in " miRSeq: a user-friendly standalone toolkit for sequencing quality evaluation and miRNA profiling," C.-T. Pan et al. introduced a new tool for NGS data alignment that not only is easy to implement but also offers various methods for evaluating sequencing quality and provides profiles for up to 105 species for users to compare with.

Often, it involves searching for data alignments that emerge as well-defined structures or geometric patterns in datasets.

All positions within the alignment that contained gaps or missing data were ignored during pairwise comparisons.

Complexity makes enterprise alignment that much harder.

ideological alignment that already exists among Democrats.

From this data set sequence alignments that were shorter than 300 bp or observed aa distances (p) larger than 30% for any species pair were removed.

Notably, the relationship between the resulting descendants (labeled cospec1 and cospec2 in Figure  5E) was resolved with 100% bootstrap support, indicating that it is the underlying evolutionary process, rather than the data, alignment properties or phylogenetic method that results in low bootstrap support for our comb-like trees.

More specifically, the data sets contained sequence alignments that ranged in size from 2 to 160 sequences, in length from 33 to 262 nucleotides and had APSI values ranging from 42% to 99%.

Alignments that contained sequences with in-frame stop codons were excluded from the data set to eliminate non-homologous alignments.

We selected alignments that contain exactly 60 sequences and that represent the typical range of missing data found in sequence alignments that contain EST data.