Sentence examples for having an alignment from inspiring English sources
SGSCs orient randomly on unpatterned substrates and strongly align to parallel, unidirectional micropatterns with 82% of SGSCs having an alignment angle of 20° or less.
The strategic triangle is a concept developed by [37] which emphasises the importance for organisations of having an alignment between three strategic perspectives (business, organisation and information).
However, we excluded probes having an alignment with one mismatch and used Ensembl instead of RefSeq (plus GenBank).
"It's very important to have an alignment with all the interests in the very beginning," said James Chrisman, senior vice president of Forest City Stapleton Inc. which is in year 12 of its 25-year development in Denver.
Five patients had an alignment less than 80% (Table 1; see below).
I've been happily married for 29 years (to the same woman) and I don't think I've ever told Ruth, my wife, that we have an alignment problem.
The majority of English churches have an alignment within a few degrees of east, so this is an exceptionally large deviation from the norm.
"I have talked with some of the West Coast senators and certainly we have an alignment of interests on a number of issues," Harris told the Los Angeles Times in a telephone interview.
The exit for Route 99 off Route 146 north is accessed via a collector road that also serves Interstate 295 from Route 146; I-295 has an alignment slightly south of Route 99 but has no direct interchange with it.
Out of those 3,993 contigs, >50% had an alignment start prior to residue 68, and >25% had an alignment start prior to residue 10, with about 12% starting on residue 1 (Figure 1).
