Sentence examples for influence of alignment from inspiring English sources
We used MUSCLE for all of the alignments in this manuscript, except for those compared in Figure S5, where we investigate the influence of alignment method.
Our study highlight the necessity to carefully consider whether current analytical methods are adequate to analyze increasingly divergent molecular sequences (e.g., [14]) as well as the importance of investigating the influence of alignment methods on results.
Site-specific Ka/Ks values were culled from the Macropus sequence sites, which reduced the influence of alignment end gaps on the estimates.
We did not measure knee malalignment in this study and could not account for the influence of alignment on cartilage volume.
Alignments and phylogenetic analyses were carried out on exon sequence data to minimize the influence of alignment ambiguities in the indel-rich intron regions.
> -wrap-foot> Figure 1 shows the influence of alignment choices and the exploitation of gene models on the number of genes for which transcript expression levels can be estimated reliably (with a relative error of 20% or less).
Such extended correlations for CF = 0.5% could be associated with the dominant role of the coherent anisotropy, which is caused by the influence of the alignment of CNT.
We trace the influence of that alignment and governance on the short, medium, and long term metrics of platform evolution.
In the present study, the influence of astrocyte alignment on the direction and length of regenerating neurites was examined in vitro.
Increased consideration has been given to the influence of limb alignment on longevity after TKA, as errors in component placement can be associated with inferior function and compromised long‐term performance.
In older cultures, in which the cells often have a drop shaped cell body, the physical reorientation is considerably faster, and a more pronounced influence of passive alignment caused by fore/aft asymmetry (drag-gravity model) can not be excluded.
