Sentence examples for mismatch verification from inspiring English sources
This might allow MSH6 to initially remain bound to the mismatch, consistent with models that consider transient asymmetric nucleotide states involved in mismatch verification and possibly ternary complex formation (Antony and Hingorani, 2004; Hess et al., 2006; Lebbink et al., 2006; Mazur et al., 2006; Hargreaves et al., 2010; Monti et al., 2011; Qiu et al., 2012).
However these techniques are time and cost consuming, too dependent upon local health organizations and on translation techniques that can be problematic (e.g. translation to national language, back-translation to English, verification of mismatch, again translation into national language, translation by different persons).
The middle indel algorithm is efficient even for long indels because the genomic distance between the two ends specifies the gap size and allows efficient verification of mismatches without resorting to a dynamic programming algorithm.
Verification tasks involve semantic and detection of mismatch processes.
The works included a mismatch analysis of the operation of the network and a verification of the signal processing accuracy.
To rectify this mismatch, this study proposed and implemented an augmented reality-based drawing verification system.
The model verification has also been confirmed by comparing the lattice mismatch from the model and measured from RSM.
The algorithm eliminates the candidate if more than K total elements show non-support; otherwise, the region undergoes a verification step to determine the actual number of mismatches.
Recent research in text-independent speaker verification has been focusing on the problem of compensating the mismatch between training and test speech segments.
Importantly, there is some mismatch between the terminology used within PBPK and computational science communities: "qualification" or "verification" vs. "validation".
The verification step compares the substituted read against the substituted genomic region to identify mismatches.
