Sentence examples for improving the alignment of from inspiring English sources
This significant improvement in alignment by PfFSmat60 matrix was also observed for other apicomplexan GSTs with yeast GST indicating the usefulness of these matrices for improving the alignment of diverged apicomplexan proteins moreover this improvement was observed with both fasta and water programs (Table 1).
The switch from options to DSU accomplished very little in improving the alignment of incentives of executives and capital-providers.
We report a method of improving the alignment of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) in a solid strand prepared from a CNT forest without dispersing and regrouping them.
Most of these researches focused on improving the efficiency by chemical doping, improving the alignment of CNTs, or using p-type semiconducting tubes.
In other words, improving the alignment of nanorods can improve the characteristics of the associated devices, and nanorod orientation is governed by the degree of lattice and symmetry matching between the substrate surface and ZnO [28].
In the Hippocratic Corpus 'De Fracturis' (circa 415 BC) [2] mention is made of using a new traumatic fracture to aid with improving the alignment of a previously angulated humerus.
Statistical analyses suggest that the piecewise-uniform resampling method improves the alignment of morphology significantly.
With second and third operations, he improved the alignment of Mr. Paulk's eyes and lips by replacing scars with healthy tissue.
The experiment results showed that intermediate rolling reduces porosity, breaks down large deleterious secondary phases, and improves the alignment of Bi-2223 grains.
Quality function deployment (QFD) is an integrated decision-making methodology that can assure and improve the alignment of elements of design and construction processes with the requirements of customers.
They were there to listen as part of the Future Resilience for African Cities and Lands (FRACTAL) programme, a co-production effort designed to improve the alignment of research and policymaking in nine southern African cities. Sub-Saharan Africa's urban population is projected to double in the next 25 years.
