Sentence examples for full alignment of from inspiring English sources

RNI was first aligned to Homo_7 using these methods, and adjusted manually, and then aligned to the full alignment of all human PRAMEs guided by the Homo_7 alignment.

Legislation passed in 2009 envisioned full alignment of operating procedures, technologies and fee structures by 2020.

"It ensured full alignment of interests between the Chinese and foreign partners," André Loesekrug-Pietri, the chairman and managing partner of a Brussels-based private equity fund, the A Capital China Outbound Fund, said by telephone.

A full alignment of user distributions in both idle and connected modes also avoids the ping-pong effect between these two states.

This score is based on the number of words in the short-term history, which are correctly aligned with the transcript: only three values are used, corresponding, respectively, to a full alignment of the current trigram, a full alignment of the current bi-gram, and an alignment of one word only.

Since there are no significant changes in shape and size of SPIONs after PEGylation, the reduction of M S is ascribed to the presence of the diamagnetic layer of PEG and to the spin-canting effect, i.e., lack of full alignment of the spins in surface atoms [52].

Full alignments of the sequences are shown in Supplementary Figures S1, S2, S3, and the repetitive sequences in 15 of the genes are shown in Supplementary Figure S4.

The FPfam families will be made available as full alignments of these domains.

For RB family proteins, eukaryote ancestral RB sequence was predicted using the full alignments of all 39 RB like protein sequences of eukaryotic organisms and its phylogenetic tree by the software GASP.

Maximum likelihood phylogenetic analyses were performed as described above for the full alignment for each strategy of long-branch exclusion on each of three partition sizes of interest (full alignment, A136665, A133065, as discussed in Results).

The delta SEN (SEN of full alignment - SEN of subalignment) is an estimate for the distance from the "true" SEN value obtained when using a subset of sequences that may result in a lower quality alignment and structure.