Sentence examples for expected alignment from inspiring English sources

Income above ETB 500/month (approximately USD 1/day) showed associations in expected alignment with these.

The program can also be used, in the design phase of a detector, to simulate the expected alignment performance of a network of sensors with given resolutions.

Numerical experiments show that the lower bounds of the alignment probability are valid when they are used to estimate the size of the selected set as well as the expected alignment level.

When arranged on a cladogram (Figure 5), the various morphologic trends identified here show expected alignment with family-level clades.

To identify false-positive merged reads, we propose a statistical test that is based on the observed expected alignment scores (OESs).

By directly maximizing the expected alignment quality, our quality-sensitive method puts more weight on the conserved positions to ensure accurate alignment.

As might be expected, alignments of the PEDF DNA sequences reveal few homologies.

As expected, alignments to the standard references were suboptimal as compared to de novo assemblies (Table 1 and Additional file 1: Table S1), with the WNV reference better representing the sample population than the DENV and HIV references.

Expectations in some cases depend on the phase of development; whereas, others may expect alignment with ICH Q1A (ICH Q1D, 2002) for registration.

One possible explanation for the poor performance is that Bowtie2 (Langmead and Salzberg, 2012)—which works at PAUDA's core and is designed for read mapping performs poor in its local alignment mode, when the expected local alignment size is much shorter than the original read.

The low value of the rhombicity indicates that alignment of the MA/DNA complex is close to axially symmetric as expected if alignment is dominated by the electrostatic properties of B-form, essentially straight DNA [13].