Sentence examples for growing alignment from inspiring English sources

In early correspondence to participants, Birdsall wrote that part of the summit would be devoted to crafting a "pastoral letter," a statement, to speak for Christians dismayed by the growing alignment with Trump.

The growing alignment of commercial and humanitarian needs, coupled with the use of sustainable philanthropic models, may mean that sanitation becomes a priority in 2014.

We can say that some form of direct provocation from Pyongyang is likely in 2014, but the growing alignment among major powers (including China) will help limit the risk that a conflict progresses beyond anyone's control.Cassandra can only hope that, as predicted, Syrian violence, euro-zone woes and partisan politics in America fail to make news stories (other than this one).

Many commonly-used multiple sequence alignment programs use the progressive sequence alignment strategy in which the alignment and the locations of insertions and deletions are permanently fixed in the growing alignment [21].

We refer to this as 'joint mode' versus left and right 'marginal modes' for a growing alignment.

She sees these developments in terms of a growing alignment between "research on human genetic variation that maps genes to social categories of race the pervasive use of race as a proxy for risk in clinical medicine, and the search for new 'racially inscribed' market niches by the pharmaceutical industry" (Lee, 2005, p. 2133).

The multiple alignment problem is then reduced to to subsequent alignment steps of individual sequences to a growing multiple alignment graph.

Taking account of their individual score, fragments occurring in these pairwise alignments are then incorporated one-by-one into a growing multiple alignment in a greedy fashion, provided they are consistent with the fragments that were included previously.

Another alignment strategy is iterative alignment, where progressive alignments are built and then iteratively refined to attempt to remove errors that are introduced in the growing progressive alignment [23].

We keep growing the alignment until no more AFPs can be added.

"Clients are placing a growing emphasis on alignment of interest," said Daniel Pinto, managing director of Stanhope Capital, a family office that, like Sand Aire, is based in London.