Sentence examples for in which alignment from inspiring English sources
In 3D model retrieval, preprocessing of 3D models is needed, in which alignment is a key factor that significantly affects retrieval performance.
Stressing the sustainability of managing non-shareholding stakeholders' interests for corporate success or the low costs associated with doing so might constitute a way in which alignment of different stakeholder groups' interests can be reached.
Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) is a science policy concept that gained traction from 2000 onwards in the EU and US, in which alignment on purposes and values between different stakeholders is a key aspect.
Second, in the context of a resequencing project, variant detection is ultimately a process in which alignment is only the first phase, and which could employ diverse analytical methodologies, such as local reassembly, to return final variant calls.
The first approach, economic integration, is rooted in the economic literature, in which alignment is realized by financial means.
For read pairs in which alignment was still not found for both reads, the reads were trimmed to 50 bp and aligned using '-n 0' again.
This is a challenging task as ecological groups might contain distantly related genomes, a scenario in which alignment-free methods can face difficulties (Mrazek 2009).
It is flexible in style, compact in size, efficient in random access and is the format in which alignments from the 1000 Genomes Project are released.
Hence, we do not consider loops and linker regions, in which alignments are known to be often of bad quality or even senseless.
The UCSC tool chain allows an automatic cleanup of the best single coverage alignments of the pig against other genomes in which alignments of gap-filling character has been deleted.
