Sentence examples for evolution of the alignment from inspiring English sources

We note that no corresponding terms enter the slip rates, or the evolution of the alignment tensors, which are fully described by terms characterizing motion of already generated dislocations.

ProtTest v2.4 [ 56] was used to select the best-fit model of protein evolution for the alignment.

We used ModelGenerator (Keane et al. 2006) to choose an appropriate model of sequence evolution for the alignment.

The problem remains that we now need to close the infinite hierarchy of evolution equations of the alignment tensors.

We have investigated the evolution of the biaxial alignment of yttria-stabilized zirconia (YSZ) buffer layers with increasing film thickness (50 900 nm) and report on a method of fabricating highly aligned YBCO tapes using a thin epitaxial YSZ buffer layer as template.

ITS sequences are not as widely used as other rDNA regions and protein-coding genes for higher-level phylogenetic inference due to the high rates of evolution of the region; ITS alignments are typically difficult to extend beyond the genus or subfamily level [19].

For instance, simulations have shown that maximum likelihood methods often more accurately reconstructed the evolution of an alignment than distance or parsimony methods [ 3, 4], but could also fail in conditions where compositional biases (a condition here referred to as non-homogeneity) or rate heterogeneity along branches (a phenomenon named heterotachy, [ 5]) were too intense [ 6- 8].

The most parsimonious explanation of Repo-Man and Ki-67 evolution is shown to the left of the alignment.

Continuum dislocation dynamics (CDD) estimates the evolution of the DODF in terms of its alignment tensor expansion series (Hochrainer 2015).

The first deals with the evolution of the American Catholic church and its inherent political alignment.

The user can visualize the time evolution of structural changes by a color-coded representation of the alignment (Fig. 1A).