Sentence examples for factors alignment from inspiring English sources

Drawing on examples from the articles in this issue Janina Eberhart, Sophie Hahn, and Carolyn Seybel illustrate how the factors 'Alignment,' 'Sound Methodology,' and 'Dissemination' crucially impact the translation of research findings into ECEC policy.

An additional level (the foundation layer) has recently been added to the capacity building pyramid called "local context," which highlights the need for durable capacity development to be based on recognition of cultural factors, alignment with local and national policies and strategies, trust between development partners, and local ownership.

This disagreement is likely to be the result of many factors including alignment methods, post-alignment data processing, parameterization efficacy of alignment and variant-calling algorithms, and the underlying models utilized by the variant-calling algorithm(s).

Many factors influence alignment generation, including homology prediction, transcript choice, aligner choice, and species usage.

Furthermore, relative roles of topographical factors (matrix alignment vs. matrix modulus) in inducing tenogenic differentiation is not well understood.

Participation supporting factors include alignment of management priorities, opportunity for payment/compensation, effective engagement via information workshops and site visits, and clear and uncomplicated bidding and contracting experiences.

Factors include alignment with international guidelines, existing support, an acceptability profile, and existing capabilities.

Finally, we quantified the effects of different factors on alignment accuracy and compared PAGAN and hmmalign under a simplified set-up that allowed changing the different parameters independently.

To understand the factors affecting alignment extension with phylogenetic and profile-based methods, we tested PAGAN and hmmalign with idealized data mimicking an RNA-seq study (see Section 2 Fig. 3b, c).

This paper presents DATFAP (Database of Transcription Factors with Alignments and Primers), a resource where transcription factors from 12 plants and the green algae Chlamydomonas reinhardtii are collected and made available together with specific primers, homology alignments and sequence phylogenies.

The concise comparison of the classical (exploratory) factor analysis, confirmatory factor analysis, multi-group factor analysis and multi-group factor analysis with alignment for a one-factor model with a special emphasis on the MI issue is presented in Table 5 in the Appendix.