Sentence examples for imprecise alignment from inspiring English sources
This paradox can be explained by an imprecise alignment between the key words describing our concepts of interest and vocabulary contained in the databases we searched [ 24].
As the detection of imprecise intron losses generally depends on the quality of alignments, only intron losses positioned at well-aligned regions are readily observed.
Based on previous studies, these isomirs may not be attributable to sequencing errors or alignment artefacts [ 55- 57], but are likely generated from the imprecise cleavage of Dicer or from post-transcriptional editing.
No correction for broadening due to crystal defects was deemed necessary, due to the relatively large widths of the 200 peak, although the value will be imprecise due to a lack of certainty of sectional shape and the exact alignment of the 200 lattice in the fibrils [ 20, 25].
Over prediction of inaccurate gene models, imprecise exons, mainly located at the 3' ends of predicted genes supported by EST alignments and inexact predictions of exon-intron boundaries (start, stop and splicing sites) was observed.
(The records are imprecise).
(An imprecise dosage killed people).
Such estimates are notoriously imprecise.
