Sentence examples for lead to alignment from inspiring English sources

However, referring to cubic parabola calculations, for a ratio X/A ≥ 0.5 and taking in to account the approximate calculation procedure of ΔR it can lead to alignment design errors.

Furthermore, modifications of novel practices during their diffusion might lead to alignment with regime elements and thus, social innovations might lose their transformative edge and become more symbiotic to the regime.

Hence, we cannot say for definite that duplicate measures will lead to alignment instability.

So far, in our discussion of communication, we have emphasised the importance of turn taking – and how this can lead to alignment of posterior expectations and identical synchronisation of inner states.

Also, it may be partially attributed to the fact that saccadic movements, during the time required for data collection, lead to alignment errors that continuously change the set of sensor elements contributing to wavefront sensing.

Another important area for further research would be evaluation methods that can lead to alignment of expectations and aims with residents and compare these with one-way feedback processes like the evaluation that was the subject of the present study.

One result of our study is that anchor points can not only improve the biological quality of the output alignments but can in certain situations lead to alignments with significantly higher numerical scores.

In general, the rough proportionality between LOS and quality of topological alignment output observed in figure 6 suggests that input segmentations with a lower LOS will lead to alignments with lower degrees over- or under-partitioning.

Finally, we validated the optimal set of mapping parameters for the Helicos tSMS platform using a simulation approach, showing that the suggested parameters preferentially lead to alignments at the correct location, while not significantly inflating the rate of spurious alignments.

However, the same methodology that provides for the sensitive identification of homology at low identity can also lead to alignments that include non-homologous sequence adjacent to, or between, higher identity homologous sequences (Gonzalez and Pearson, 2010a).

Nevertheless, a 'direct' greedy approach is always sensitive to spurious pairwise random similarities and may lead to alignments with scores far below the possible optimal score (e.g. [ 13, 5], Pöhler and Morgenstern, unpublished data).