Sentence examples for in the second alignment from inspiring English sources
95% of genes exhibiting significant change in expression with only one alignment had congruent but non-significant change in the second alignment or were absent in one of the reference sets.
Common devices used in the first alignment turns are collaborative completion and repetition of the elements of the prior turn, but alliances can also be initiated through non-verbal devices such as head-shakes.
When the RFLP and RAP2 sequences overlapped by >70% in the first alignment and the two sequences showed >70% identity, the physical position of the RAP2 transcript on the rice genome map was identified as the position of the RFLP marker.
In the first alignment, we used sequences of maize repeats from the Repbase, v.18 [ 103]; and in the second, we used maize CDS dataset of the B73 RefGen_v2.
The last set (yeastDB assigned) encompassed milk yeast EEGC's which were not automatically annotated as enzymes by merlin in the first alignment, but when the search was performed against NCBI's yeastDB, at least one Saccharomyces cerevisiae metabolic homologue was identified for each K. lactis gene.
In the second approach, alignment subdivision, the missing data is statistically modelled in order to retain as many sequences as possible in the phylogenetic analysis.
Conclusions drawn from such protein benchmarks do not necessarily hold for the RNA alignment problem, as was demonstrated in the first RNA alignment benchmark published so far.
"Hold strong in that first alignment," he said.
In the first antenna alignment, we will assume the parallel ULAs shown in Figure 2. The second antenna alignment that we will consider is the L-shaped antenna array illustrated in Figure 3.
The first step performs a pre-detection of signatures alignment, and in the second step the alignment is corrected and the signatures are detected by a matcher.
In the first approach, alignment masking, potentially problematic columns and input sequences are excluded from from the dataset.
