Sentence examples for even alignment from inspiring English sources

In many cases, even alignment to putative orthologs could not verify the gene structure.

Because these regions of poor coverage persisted across libraries and platforms, we postulated that these regions might reflect segments of the genome with much higher-than-average sequence differences that led to variability in read alignment or even alignment failure.

Tap the sponges on a table to ensure an even alignment.

Choose a spot about a quarter of the way from the top of each cookie cutter (so that most of the design hangs below the garland) and pierce holes in each side of the cutter, at an even alignment.

This result suggests that even alignments of relatively few sequences can be used to calculate neutrality using SEN without a large decrease in accuracy.

We also encourage the Coalition to take this opportunity to provide even closer alignment between the proposed timing of the flip to Open Access and the change to the way researchers are ranked and rewarded.

And even if alignment is achieved during the meeting, it begins to erode the minute the meeting is over.

Part of the reason for this convergence, Mr. Riddell argues, results from the belief that Britain's interests in the world are best secured by a close, even unquestioning alignment with its bigger brother across the Atlantic.

Little has change in the last 8-12 hours, if anything the computer models we've been studying since Sunday are coming into even closer alignment.

Even minor alignment errors typically introduce significant noise in PWMs estimate.

Namely, using no topological information within NCF results in poor topological and sometimes even biological alignment quality.