Sentence examples for due to poor alignment from inspiring English sources
These composites show low levels of reinforcements due to poor alignment of GNS within the matrix as predicted by the modified Halpin-Tsai model.
This was mainly due to poor alignment of students' individualised training programmes with the rigid scheduling of evaluations.
Clusters yielding large Ka/ Ks ratios were checked manually to eliminate spurious results due to poor alignment.
Regions of detected recombination were checked for spurious signals due to poor alignment, mapping, contig joins or low quality sequence.
A further 499 OGs were removed from all subsequent analyses due to poor alignment and/or ambiguous orthology.
Moreover, angle correction would not be sufficient to correct the velocity of Ea, as the observed decrease is not exclusively due to poor alignment, but also because this view measures a different relaxation property of the myocardium: radial instead of longitudinal.
After clustering the alignments by exon-exon junction, we implemented a filtering process to reduce the incidence of false positives due to poor alignments.
Also, aligning to a reference that differs too much from the reads may result in reference bias in variant calling or spurious variant calling due to poor alignments [ 4].
To avoid artifacts due to poor alignments between the mRNA and the EST sequences, only alignments with a percentage of nucleotide identity equal to or greater than 97% and with a length of the EST sequence aligned with the mRNA greater than 49% of the total EST length were selected.
To reduce the incidence of false positives due to poor alignments, we implemented a filtering method based on the consistency of matches and mismatches on both sides of the exon-exon junction, essentially requiring that at least one read have a match to the genome at all 11 bp on both sides of the junction.
Due to poorer quality alignments for more distantly related species, this procedure misclassified several more broadly conserved miRNAs as mammalian conserved.
