Sentence examples for high percentage of alignment from inspiring English sources
The actual number of antisense transcripts may be higher, because only transcripts with a high percentage of alignment length and identity were classified as antisense transcripts and others were classified as lncRNA or unknown transcripts.
Analysis on single pattern structures showed that 2 μm gratings with 2 μm spacing and 2 μm height (2 μm gratings) and 2 μm gratings with hierarchical structure produced cells with the highest gene expression of TH and PITX3, with the longest neurite and highest percentage of alignment.
The best hit (that with the highest percentage of alignment) from each read was used for a particular genome coverage calculation.
Of the three assembly programs, Oases assembled the longest transcripts and had the highest percentage of alignments to the wheat full-length cDNAs.
On the basis of pseudomolecule origin, rice TRL derived from C3 generally had a higher percentage of alignments than those derived from the other pseudomolecules and TRL derived from C11 the lowest.
It has been proposed that a two-fold genome sequence coverage is sufficient to support a high percentage of EST alignments and exon similarity matches [ 26, 31].
Comparison of secondary structure elements (α helices and β strands) with S. tuberosum AGPase SS shows a high percentage of sequence conservation throughout the alignment which suggests a similar functionality of this protein in both monocot and dicot.
The aligned genomic sequences from these genomes showing highest alignment qualities (high percentage of sequence similarity over a significant stretch) were selected and used as templates in further Blast search of expressed EST sequences (dbEST) and cDNA sequences (nr database from NCBI) for best matches of cDNA sequences in different species.
The high percentage of Release4 sequences with an EST alignment is possibly the result of ESTs (or other genomic data) being included in the integrated data that was used to derive the Release4 sequences (Table 2).
Manual evaluation of positively selected genes involved examination of the alignments, where in families with branches with Ka/Ks>1 and alignments where some sequences had a high percentage of gaps, the effect of these sequences on the alignment and subsequent calculation of Ka/Ks ratios was evaluated.
It could be that this gene is experiencing a process of pseudogenization, supported by the fact that the evolutionary rate of zen2 is more than twice that of bcd and zen, and that it has also the highest percentage of the alignment represented by indels.
