Sentence examples for more rigorous alignment from inspiring English sources

In the absence of a neighbouring hit, a genomic region of 0.1 Mb flanking the single hit was aligned with the respective ABC transporter nucleotide sequence using the more rigorous alignment tool "matcher" from the EMBOSS package.

In those cases where a neighbouring hit was absent, a flanking 0.1 Mb genomic region was aligned with the respective ABC transporter nucleotide sequence using the more rigorous alignment tool "matcher" from the EMBOSS package.

Future work will address alternative scoring schemes as well as a more rigorous assessment of the impact of alignment orders.

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.

The finding likely reflects the pressure that new regulations and shareholders are putting on listed companies to introduce more rigorous metrics of long-term financial performance and ensure the alignment of CEO compensation with such measurable results.

The finding may reflect the pressure that new regulations and shareholders are putting on listed companies to introduce more rigorous metrics of long-term financial performance and ensure the alignment of CEO compensation with such measurable results.

The minimalists were more rigorous.

I know which is more rigorous.

So was adjusting to more rigorous competition.

There are more rigorous performance standards.

Guess which is more rigorous?