Sentence examples for from one alignment from inspiring English sources
This excludes contributions from the other crystalline peaks, putting too much emphasis on the contribution from one alignment of the cellulose crystal lattice.
COACH (Comparison of Alignments by Constructing Hidden Markov Models) aligns two multiple sequence alignments by constructing a profile HMM from one alignment and aligning the other to this HMM; it is freely available as a stand-alone version.
That is not a blip, but nor is it yet one of those big moments when public opinion shifts from one alignment to another.
It was, in fact, exactly the reverse, i.e. :" With how few sequences can we proceed to demonstrate, beyond reasonable doubt, that MHC class I loci do undergo concerted evolution ?" All the figures presented in the paper were obtained from the one alignment we settled for in the end.
During cross-validation, a model is trained on all but one alignment from the training corpus and testing is performed on the withheld data.
Thresholds were examined from one male alignment to 50 male alignments.
However, if the alignments of the flanking regions overlap, combining two local alignments becomes complicated, and an optimal jump from one local alignment to another must be found that is, a gap must be introduced to maximize the alignment score.
One alignment from P. placenta showed a z-score approaching the outlier criterion, also for the TpCpG trinucleotide.
This article has presented a novel protein threading method using a context-specific alignment potential, which measures the log-odds ratio of one alignment being generated from two related proteins to being generated from two unrelated proteins.
Our alignment potential measures the log-odds ratio of one alignment being generated from two related proteins to being generated from two unrelated proteins, by integrating both local and global context-specific information.
Our alignment potential measures the log-odds ratio of one alignment being generated from two related proteins to being generated from two unrelated proteins, by integrating context-specific local and global information.
