Sentence examples for lower alignment from inspiring English sources

We apply shapeDTW to align audio signal pairs having ground-truth alignments, as well as artificially simulated pairs of aligned sequences, and obtain quantitatively much lower alignment errors than DTW and its two variants.

Points A, B and C correspond to the examples shown in Figure 8. Figure 8 Impact of lower alignment quality.

The reason for this is that the short fibres more likely rotate through the flow of fresh materials and result in lower alignment in the direction of flow.

A cohort of control patients with higher initial LII scores could expect higher alignment rates, just as a cohort of test patients with lower initial LII scores could expect lower alignment rates.

The position of World Bank as explorer also makes sense: the World Bank is a large organization which can coordinate a significant human and economic effort, however it is not traditionally thought of as a health provider, and thus has a lower alignment level with the community.

The HMG proteins have ∼90% identity between the three Encephalitozoon species, whereas the weak HMG domain proteins have relatively lower alignment scores (∼45% identity between E. cuniculi vs. E. intestinalis, ∼46% identity between E. intestinalis vs. E. hellem, and ∼51% identity between E. cuniculi vs. E. hellem).

We retained all reads that uniquely mapped to the junction dataset or that had a lower scoring alignment when aligned against the entire genome than the junction dataset.

Our aim was to study the effect of induced foot hyperpronation on pelvic and lower limb alignment while standing.

Both short anteroposterior knee radiographs and HTA radiographs are used to check lower limb alignment after TKA.

From this table, the TSK-type NFN exhibits lower image alignment error than the singleton-type NFN.

To investigate the association between lower limb alignment, range of motion/flexibility and muscle strength with the presence of patellar tendon abnormalities in male athletes.