Sentence examples for frequent alignments from inspiring English sources

Along those lines, he decided to play the percentages more than ever this year and intensify the Rays' defensive shifting, with more frequent alignments against right-handed hitters.

However, the retardation drift after 14 days of 4.0° (SD = 2.0°) suggests either improved shielding against environmental disturbances, a more frequent alignment check or numerical correction.

Using this approach we could determine that alignments where the Arabidopsis lyrata sequences lack a start codon and contain no indels or internal stop codons are the most frequent alignment category representing 53.66% of cases.

In contrast, the least frequent alignment category (i.e. evolutionary model) is where there are alignments with a start codon in the Arabidopsis lyrata sequences but containing either indels or internal stop codons, representing 12.06% of all cases.

Using higher Δ constants means that the identity around splice sites must be higher for the algorithm to introduce less frequent alignment features such as non-consensus splices and micro-exons.

Several investigations analyzing implant alignment in TKA performed with extramedullary systems have found that varus cut is the most frequent error in alignment of the tibial component (Dennis et al. 1993, Teter et al. 1995, Reed et al. 2002).

This chapter reviews the early history of gelatin gel testing and discusses the necessity for frequent maintenance of alignment and adjustment of the Bloom Gelometer.

These should be relatively frequent events (because alignment is not so critical for binding) and give smaller current steps (because the gap is not bridged).

HiPSC-CM in EHTs showed well-developed sarcomeric organization and alignment, and frequent mitochondria.

This method requires a long period of hospitalization and accurate control of fracture alignment with frequent radiographs and adjustments in traction as needed.

Here, I-280 narrows back to six lanes and heads onto a depressed alignment with frequent overpasses, running a short distance to the south of New Jersey Transit's Morristown Line.