Sentence examples for imperfect alignment from inspiring English sources

The director's methods serve the film's theme, which is the tension, the imperfect alignment, between human love and its divine correlative.

In general, the rigid body registration algorithm provided imperfect alignment of breast tissue.

Imperfect alignment of prostate biopsy and Gleason score after radical prostatectomy (RP) may be a contributing factor.

Although accurate for larger canopies, the imperfect alignment of RGB and thermal images introduced significant errors in the calculations of sunlit leaves surface temperature in images with small canopy coverage.

The high cyclic strain capacity of fiber reinforced polymeric composites presents an opportunity to design driveshafts that can transmit high power under imperfect alignment conditions without the use of flexible couplers.

In our case σ also accounts for systematic errors that may arise from the ultimate resolution of the images (3.5 nm for ESEM and 5 nm for the FIB imaging), the imperfect alignment of the drilling axis and the sphere axis, etc. Figure 1 Left: Attempts to achieve a single-sphere removal using different strategies with a standard FIB milling (i.e., without water vapor injection for CE milling).

Third, both ends of the SV needed to be aligned to a single genomic loci; SV that showed multiple or imperfect alignments (<95% sequence identity) were excluded as misaligned events.

Moreover, all kind of orientation of fibres, in particular random orientations and imperfect alignments, can be modelled in a simple way.

Since our method is alignment-free, it avoids problems that would be caused by imperfect alignments or 'motif drift' (Moses et al., 2006).

These transcripts were then compared with the mature miRNAs present in miRBase 12.0 and those that produced imperfect alignments or did not produce alignments were considered new miRNAs.

On the other hand, β1 < 1 may be a result of the alignment of reads with a single base mismatch; imperfect alignments will have a more dramatic effect on low abundance species.