Sentence examples for it may be aligned from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, it may be aligned with the patient's preferences and thereby beneficial for the patient.
However, use of cross-border healthcare may also be beneficial for patients since it may be aligned with patient preferences, and patients may receive faster treatment as well as be beneficial for the healthcare system in the host country since it may reduce waiting lists and reduce expenditures.
Given two biological sequences, these methods can be used to estimate the posterior symbol alignment probability for each symbol pair that may be aligned in the final sequence alignment.
Because of the previous multi-alignment process, each read may be aligned to more than one pseudogenome.
In other words, it is a central knowledge proxy to which other ontologies or knowledge representations may be aligned.
Although we have only validated the technique for a strongly selected and previously characterized trait, theoretically it is transferrable to nearly any species that has some genomic or transcriptomic reference data against which reads may be aligned, whose breeding may be manipulated for the generation of specific populations for linkage mapping.
For greater accuracy the centres of the photographs may be aligned by the use of slotted templates as described above to produce a photomap called a controlled mosaic.
Four to eight cylinders may be aligned one behind the other in an in-line engine; the cylinders may be upright or inverted, the inverted having the crankshaft above the cylinders.
But they are all riding James's superhero cape now, and James is no doubt sensing that the stars just may be aligned to achieve what many have thought to be unachievable.
For convection dominated problems, the elements may be aligned along the characteristics in space time, which results in a Crank Nicolson method along the characteristics.
In layer departments, the molecular spatial tubes may be aligned in single or double layers (Figure 10, lower left/right).
