Sentence examples for fewer alignment from inspiring English sources

These correlations were stronger in the groups of orthologs that predicted to have fewer alignment errors (lower Δ L and lower UnalignRes), indicating that high quality annotation and alignment facilitates the identification of protein evolutionary rate determinants.

One might expect higher conservation in the core residues and thus a greater distinction between site and non-site scores; however, many fewer alignment positions exist in the cores than the whole sites, and in some cases the increased statistical power gained by considering the whole site meant that we obtained a significant result using the whole sites but not the cores.

As an alternative, in which fewer alignments are discarded, we implemented a simple hill-climbing approach.

Because of its different purpose, BLAT finds many fewer alignments than does TBLASTN.

Alignments would take longer to do so people would play fewer alignments, so less replication would be done.

The comparatively fewer alignments for Agilent stem from the strict coordinate restrictions we placed on the multiple-exon cDNA genome alignments.

The bird SGA assembly was notable for having the second highest amount of level 1 coverage, but ranked 8th overall due to fewer alignments at levels 2 and 3.

Particular exceptions to this are on Pm11 and Pm12 where there are high concentrations of duplicated FAexpTRL but fewer alignments (omitting the equivalent FAexpTRL linear10% segments, 11.1, 11.2, 12.1 and 12.2 from the correlation calculation results in larger correlation coefficients, Table 3 [see Additional file 2 Table 1].

A few alignment algorithms output site-specific scores that allow the selection of high-confidence regions.

Furthermore, to increase sensitivity, a few alignment errors are permitted.

Few alignment methods, such as CS-BLAST (Biegert and Söding, 2009) are developed to make use of context-specific information.