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All sequences were easily aligned by eye including an alignment incorporating one sequence from South Korea (GenBank accession no. AF125519), and 14 from China [ 41].

Protein-coding plastid sequences were easily aligned by eye, with attention paid to codon alignment in the few areas where gaps existed.

Exons were easily aligned; however, non-coding sequences required greater effort in alignment because these regions had higher variability and repeated stretches of monomers.

While the DBD of the Ciona VDR/PXR can be easily aligned to the corresponding sequence of vertebrate VDRs, PXRs, and CARs, alignment of the LBD is difficult in some regions (Additional file 1).

The argument goes that less constrained parts of a gene could be increasingly difficult to align for increasingly distant lineages, leading to gaps in the alignment, whereas more conserved parts of the gene are still easily aligned in distant species comparisons.

So it is a good thing that their economic interests are rather more easily aligned.

The truth of pluralist, democratic politics is that there is no single, easily aligned "will of the people" but rather a complex bundle of competing interests.

As a broadly solitary pleasure, video games are easily aligned with pornography and crosswords as a form of selfish and pointless gratification.

On Alice's album covers, she often wore a look of dreamy preoccupation, and their titles — "World Galaxy," "Universal Consciousness" — easily aligned her with many of her outer-space-obsessed peers.

“They have also chosen an individual whose interests can be easily aligned with shareholders.

Because iAd was designed to support developers rather than generate revenue, it has some inherently unique motives which easily align it with a high level of user privacy while not losing the value of what will likely be some of the strongest targeting and optimization available.