Sentence examples for inefficient alignment from inspiring English sources
An increase in CNF loading (6.4 wt.%), however, reduced performance due to inefficient alignment of CNF along the fiber axis.
One possibility is that biologically meaningful alignments on BAliBASE would have high numerical scores, but the greedy heuristic used by DIALIGN is inefficient and returns low-scoring alignments that do not align the core blocs correctly.
Single machine sequence alignment tools are becoming incapable or inefficient in keeping track of the same.
This method, which corresponds to superpositioning based only on columns in the alignment that contain no gaps, is therefore inefficient as it disregards much of the observed data.
However, the constant associated with each iteration is much larger due to the complex steps related to the traversal of prefix trie and prefix DAWG, which makes BWA-SW inefficient when we use BWA-SW to extend a unique alignment.
However, this may also be inefficient due to non-informative ancestor sampling and lack of reliable alignment between a random sequence and species sequences.
However, intuitively the alignment of each selected control subject to its matched case could be inefficient, since that subject may also properly serve as a member of the comparison group for cases occurring at a range of other times.
If the proposed alignment relationship is a poor one, then the encoded alignment model message will be inefficient (i.e. long).
To process the input genome alignment, MafFilter uses a streaming strategy, as storing all alignment blocks into memory would be highly inefficient, if ever possible, for large data sets.
