Sentence examples for dependence of the alignment from inspiring English sources
Two alternative Syntenator multiple gene order alignments of mouse (M), rat (R), human (H) and dog (D) are shown to demonstrate the dependence of the alignment outcome on the alignment order of species.
We report that the erosive wear performance shows strong dependence on the alignment geometries of CNTs within the epoxy matrix under identical nanotube loading fractions.
This measure of variation does not show any dependence on the alignment length but tends to increase for genes with lower conservation ranks (probably because of the trivial fact that all the values are within the 0 1 range).
Their system has also exhibited the sensitivity dependence for the alignment of receptor matrix in the specific direction.
They found that the dependence of the measured alignment of SW-CNTs on the electric field was consistent with a thermal-equilibrium distribution of freely rotating, polarizable rods.
The model indicates there is a quadratic dependence of MWCNT alignment with the strength of the electric field, MWCNT concentration, and total MWCNT mass.
The model also accurately described the dependence of SF alignment on matrix stretch magnitude.
Prior to the tests with sequences of variable homology along the sequence, we investigated the dependence of the quality of the alignment on the applied substitution matrix and gap-open and gap-extension penalties.
In aligned data, PhyloScan statistically accounts for the phylogenetic dependence of the species contributing data to the alignment and, in unaligned data, the evidence for sites is combined assuming phylogenetic independence of the species.
Our new algorithm, PhyloScan, an extension of Staden's method, statistically accounts for the phylogenetic dependence of the species contributing data to the alignment and calculates a p-value for the sequence match in the aligned data set.
To facilitate dependence of pairwise alignment distribution ν t on t, we seek a natural relationship between δ(t) and t.
