Sentence examples for inability to align from inspiring English sources

3Pocket detection for 1a4j failed, due to PyMOL's inability to align the dimer structure with its corresponding monomeric complex 1igj.

In my experience, a great executive strategy can often fail due to a company's inability to align the right people with the right plan.

Nations' inability to align interests and achieve international consensus on matters such as banking regulation has perpetuated the risk of future global financial catastrophes.

A limitation of this study was the inability to align the RAI-HC assessment data between the two regions.

For the latter, an inability to align broader policy goals with global health initiatives, has the potential to create 'a tense and confusing duality' (CSIS, 2010).

A major source of data loss in GBS and many other next generation sequencing methodologies is the inability to align reads with sufficient confidence.

A major source of data loss in sequencing is the inability to uniquely align reads with sufficient confidence [ 37].

Studies of tandemly repeated sequences in heterochromatin by Chip-Seq are impeded by the inability to uniquely align repeat-containing reads to the reference genome.

To test the hypothesis that the defective β1 integrin signaling is responsible for the inability of EC to align and elongate under flow, we silenced β1 integrin in HUVEC and studied its effect on the response to shear stress.

Of the two posthumous diagnoses, exotropia (a kind of strabismus, the inability of one eye to align with the other) and anterior uveitis (inflammation of the uvea, a part of the iris), the latter seems more likely.

Obama's eagerness to keep his campaign promise, the military's view that reducing troops meant a loss of face, Clinton's decision to align with Gates, and Holbrooke's inability to influence the White House staff all ultimately conspired to push Obama toward the surge.