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This often leads to situations where two regions of the alignment are easy to align, but are separated by a short stretch where the sequence identity is locally low, and for which a relatively small number of alternative alignments have to be considered.

Although the characteristic TIRs and TSDs of the five β-amylase elements are easy to align, the regions between the TIRs (excluded from Fig. 1 alignment) are variable in both length and sequence (Fig. 2).

It is so easy to align it with the right-wing narrative.

The narrow taper also makes it easy to align the tool in the work piece.

The filter is compact, easy to align, requires a total pumping power of less than 645 l/s and consumes only 3 normal l/h of filter gas.

Semprius's rubber stamp and extremely thin layers of semiconductor make it relatively easy to align the cells and electrically connect them.

This strategy was used to allow for correct alignment of diversified regions in which multiple nucleotide substitution events have taken place; since amino acid sequences are more conserved than DNA sequences, they are easier to align and the final alignments are more reliable.

This may reflect either 1) more selective constraints on intergenic sequences than intronic, i.e. parts of the annotated intergenic sequences are indeed genic, or 2) a bias in the construction of the human-mouse alignment that make it easier to align sequence close to the conserved exons so that somewhat more divergent intronic sequence can be detected.

The most similar sequences will be the easiest to align most accurately and this delays the more difficult alignments until last.

It might also be easier to align the detection system for the transmission mode.

Having shared or complimentary ways of working makes it easier to align with key stakeholders around common goals.