Sentence examples for error of the alignment from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, comparisons between the 3D models were undertaken looking at the convergence and RMS error of the alignment, and deviation values (standard, mean, upper and lower deviation).
Sequencing pass/fail quality was determined by cluster densities, percent of clusters passing filters, percent of reads aligning to the reference, and percent error rate of the alignment.
We also show the alignment error of the initial (not) aligned database (None).
In addition, this correlation analysis provides an estimation of the local error of image alignment by measuring the displacement of the correlation peak within the correlation volume: this error was systematically below the cell size, corresponding to the error on cell position estimation (5-10 µm, i.e. the average diameter of a RG cell).
This is expected as any small error in the alignment of the trajectories leads to an underestimate of the separation between the reference and the target protein.
The five repeated measurements of the FC angles were done both in an attempt to minimize random error in the alignment of a true lateral scintigram and to investigate the amount of variation that occurs when repositioning the horse.
Repetitive, transposon, and phage-related regions were removed as putatively recombinant or as error-prone regions of the alignment.
We use these three sets to evaluate the performance of programs on real data, as well as to illustrate the effects of error correction on the alignment and assembly of RNA-seq reads.
If the result is greater than the maximum number of errors then the alignment is discarded.
The number of errors in the alignment is an integer value greater or equal to zero, and denoted here by R. Finally, the number of multiple hits H describes the number of alignments for each read.
The results show that the far-field beam pointing alignment accuracy is better than 3 μrad, and the alignment error of the near-field beam centering is no larger than 1 mm.
