"globally aligned" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
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Thus by introducing local misalignments, the candidate sequence is globally aligned to the template alignment without disrupting the length of the template alignment.
At last, each syntenic block was globally aligned and all the alignments were concatenated to accomplish the map.
Under the guidance of the alignment path, two DNA sequences are globally aligned by inserting blank spaces in the appropriate positions of these two sequences.
4) The profiles 2) and 3) were globally aligned with hhalign [ 39] and the resulting alignment was trimmed by removing the poorly aligned segments, following the protocol "automated1" of the trimAL software (http://trimal.cgenomics.org/) [ 41].
Using local score L u i,g j ), a candidate pair is globally aligned and scored.
We present a method for generating globally aligned structure diagrams for two molecules following IUPAC standards [1].
It then globally aligns these piles, rather than the individual matches themselves.
By globally aligning a large fragment of the human and mouse Pax8 genomic locus, we found about 80 CNS that fitted our search criteria.
Dictyostelium ChdB possesses weak C-terminal CHDCT2 domains, which are generally characteristic of CHD subfamily II (Ryan and Owen-Hughes, 2011); however, ChdB lacks the N-terminal PHD finger present in most subfamily II members and globally aligns better with human CHD6-9 proteinsupplementaryary material Fig. S1).
A unified objective function is used to globally align the local models from all the data points, assigning a ranking score to each data point.
On the other hand, in the diluted magnetic semiconductors such as In1 − xMn x As, the optically excited carriers globally align the transition metal spins to induce ferromagnetism.
