Sentence examples similar to measured realignment from inspiring English sources

Sequence identity is measured based on pairwise realignment to the human sequence.

Signs at each end give the length as 3073 mile, but the actual distance is slightly less, due to realignments since the former figure was measured.

(Dating party realignments is an uncertain affair; it depends on how and what you're measuring. By some accounts, the second party system ended in 1860, and we're still in the third).

During the procedure, the surgeon monitored the fragment realignment 3-dimensionally by affixing reference wires (K-wires) to the pelvis and to the acetabular fragment to measure relative motion.

One particularly illustrative example may be the managed realignment of dikes as a measure to (1) increase the storage capacity of floodwater, which (2) reduces the bed shear stress and the risk of erosion of contaminated sediments while at the same time (3) increasing the structural diversity of the river ecosystem.

Since the state shifted responsibility for many offenders back to counties in 2011 as part of its prison realignment, the department has taken measures to stem a ballooning jail population, Hutchens said.

These measures are the beginning of what could be a decade of realignment.

Counties receive Health Realignment funds from the state to implement public health measures and provide indigent health care to uninsured residents.

Trump accelerated a realignment in the electorate around racism, across several different measures of racial animus — and that it helped him win.

In addition, Martin said, county jails rely on the early release of nonviolent inmates with GPS monitoring, and together these measures have led to a steady decline in the jails' population since realignment.

I discuss the implications of the proposed temporal realignment for research agendas as well as the potential limitations of measures designed to explore memory by focusing on its retentive capabilities.