Sentence examples similar to from the re alignment from inspiring English sources

Does the problem arise from the atomisation of society; or from the re-alignment of political parties; or from the de-alignment of social classes; or from some ineffable post-modern condition involving an exquisite interaction between all of the above?No doubt there are many answers.

The final output of this method is the set of expressed BES gene models in FASTA format, the structural annotation of the gene models in GFF format, and a new set of FDMs sequences resulting from the re-alignment RNA-seq data to the modified gene models using 'Bowtie'.

With the re-alignment, US 160 was re-routed into Arizona instead of Utah.

And New Labour, so named to get away from the "Old" Labour left, has three out of five of its leadership candidates competing to display the best Left credentials, in the hope of capitalising on the re-alignment.

Similarly, would he ever have countenanced the re-alignment of Cristiano Ronaldo from wing to roaming forward.

This is why multilateral interventions were usually required to facilitate the re-alignments of exchange rates".

All arise from the judicious re-alignment of the principal material axis of laminate classes with Bending Twisting and/or Bending Extension and Twisting Shearing coupling; where off-axis material alignment of these parent classes gives rise to distinctly different mechanical coupling behaviour.

He emerges from this re-alignment with his power and prestige significantly enhanced.

Since the specificity of these tests could be affected by long evolutionary distances, false positive rates were computed, as a control, from the re-analysis of alignments simulated with Evolver in PAML [ 12].

One of the interesting themes to emerge from the microarray data was the apparent re-alignment of lipid metabolism.

Since both identified set of objects or features come from the same image, re-alignment was not required and we could accurately relate objects using "RelateObjects" module.