Sentence examples for involve an alignment from inspiring English sources

A 2008 2010 study of 84 Red foxes in the Czech Republic and Germany found that successful hunting in long vegetation or under snow appeared to involve an alignment of the fox with the Earth's magnetic field.

This would involve an alignment not only of practitioners but of statutory organisations.

The sequence analysis involved an alignment of 37 ITS sequences with a total of 641 positions (Appendix S1) and an alignment of 23 chloroplast sequences with a total of 2413 positions (Appendix S2).

The rigid registration process involved an initial alignment of the surface centroids followed by an iterative closest point (ICP) step (Besl & McKay 1992) to refine results.

One method involves a targeted alignment approach where reads are aligned to a set of artificial exon-exon target sequences constructed in advance.

The final plan involved a new alignment avoiding the lake, as well as a less complicated interchange at I-494 in Mendota Heights, eliminating access to MN 55 that was part of the earlier plans.

Matching, or alignment, of query sequences to a known sequence database is typically done using BLAST [5] (which involves an HMM seed alignment, followed by less optimal, but faster, non-HMM seed-alignment extension).

Note that a duplication event involves a single local alignment because alignments split by insertion of repeats are chained right after obtaining LASTZ alignments by a preprocessing step of the CAGE pipeline (Song et al. 2010).

They both involve a direct comparison of the alignments of different samples to detect differences and were originally designed for tumor and normal pairs.

a "Global inner recombination" denotes recombination between ancestors of sequences in alignment; no significant support was found for recombination events involving an ancestor outside the alignment or events obscured by subsequent mutations (i.e., "Global outer fragments").

The traditional way to infer RNA secondary structure involves an iterative process of alignment and evaluation of covariation statistics between all positions possibly involved in basepairing.