Sentence examples for measuring the alignment from inspiring English sources

For measuring the alignment accuracy, we aligned a set of reads against both its reference BAC, RefBAC and an extra sequence from a different source, RefEX.

For this reason, we assess the performance of the algorithm in terms of effectiveness by measuring the alignment error for different free-form objects.

Implant position relative to the central axis of the femur was described by manually measuring the alignment of the central axis of the stem with respect to the axis of the femoral canal.

For instance, MACS builds a model by measuring the alignment between the positive- and negative-strand reads in a small subset of high-quality peaks (Zhang et al., 2008).

The three benchmarks differ in the way the benchmark MSA is split into the set of sequences to be used as a reference MSA and the set to be used for measuring the alignment accuracy.

Finally, we measured the alignment accuracy of different aligners in terms of sensitivity and precision.

A method to measure the alignment process in He gas recently developed by Uyeda et al. (2001) is shown schematically in Fig. 1.

Here are four useful ones: the "open rate" (which validates the efficacy of the list of addresses being used); the "click-through" rate (evaluates the relevancy of the content and the value to the customer); the "conversion rate" (measures the alignment of the right message to the right person at the right time); cost per acquisition (assesses the relative effectiveness of the method used).

To test this, we measured the alignment and lengths of PSM/somitic cells.

In detail, we measured the alignment of the femoral component to the femoral axis in the ap (A) and lateral radiographs (C) as well as the alignment of the tibial component to the tibial axis in the ap (B) and lateral radiographs (D).

Therefore the model developed by Andersson et al. [ 36] is not suitable to measure the alignment, integration, and coordination between process activities because their model is intended to support the development of health information systems (HIS) embedded in process-oriented healthcare work.