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Compared with the best performing alternative tables, the use of the membrane tables led to 104 of the 336 alignments having at least 10 more correctly aligned residues, with only 24 alignments being worse by the same margin.

Along the same lines, it has also been shown that regions showing a high agreement across methods are also more likely to be correctly aligned, as estimated by comparison with a reference MSA (Lassmann and Sonnhammer, 2005).

Therefore, whenever a single alignment error occurs, there is a chance that erroneously aligned views may attract more range data, creating clusters of correctly aligned views.

The subjective alignment of the lateral view done using the point sources resulted in 98.2% of the images being correctly aligned when the more rigorous post-acquisition evaluation was performed.

A more detailed analysis shows that, when MaxPairs superpositions are used, the number of residue pairs correctly aligned by STRUCTAL increases by more than 10 for 31 out of 106 test pairs.

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Finally, pairwise LCBs in the predicted alignment lacking any correctly aligned nucleotide pairs are False Positive (FP).

In this example, 9 residues are correctly aligned over a total alignment length of 10 residues.

In interpreting the results, it may also be more informative to consider error rates, rather than the fraction of correctly aligned bases.

The alignment precision is the ratio of correctly aligned pairs to aligned pairs and is defined as (N∩S /N.

A correctly aligned table of peak intensities makes the subsequent data analysis more powerful.