Sentence examples for evaluated alignment from inspiring English sources

We evaluated alignment statistics of individual gene, including length, percentage of exon, ratio of variable and parsimony informative characters, average within-group p-distance, and average base composition using MEGA4 [34] and Seqstate [35].

TK evaluated alignment with key evidence-based recommendations from reference guidelines and content experts.

We also evaluated alignment quality: the alignment sensitivity and precision of matrices and methods.

Some studies investigated the amount of normal spinal sagittal curves [ 7– 9] while others evaluated alignment, morphology and pelvic parameters in children [ 6, 10– 13].

To measure correctness, we compute Smod, the ratio of the number of correctly aligned positions to the number of aligned columns in the evaluated alignment where at least one of each two aligned columns is present in the reference alignment.

So far, we evaluated alignment-free and alignment-based methods indirectly, by applying them to phylogeny reconstruction and comparing the resulting trees with trusted reference trees using the RF metric.

In order to evaluate alignment accuracy of individual aligner, we calculated sensitivity, precision, and % of multimapped reads as indicator values for evaluation.

However, we could not make a judgment for capability and sensitivity of mapping aligners, since real-life data could not be employed to evaluate alignment accuracy.

[89], many other radiographic studies have been published in literature to evaluate alignment of the lower limbs, even in patient with posterolateral instability of the knee.

This study attempts to develop an alternative methodology to evaluate alignment of non-coplanar side edge notches in tensile loaded specimens in presence of global plastic strains.

The patient can walk earlier, weight-bearing X-rays can be obtained to evaluate alignment of the lower limbs, the mechanical axis can be corrected at any time during the elongation phase if needed without a second surgery being performed, and a tourniquet is not needed at time of surgery.