Sentence examples for most common alignment from inspiring English sources

Horizontal curve is the most common alignment unit of mountain roads, and the ratio of the curve length to the road length can reach as high as 60% 85%, sometimes higher.

The most common alignment was to other Bos taurus sequences (Fig.  1).

HMCan accepts the most common alignment formats: SAM/BAM and BED, and outputs predicted regions in BED and WIG formats.

However, the second most common alignment for these DNA contigs was to Onchocerca ochengi, a nematode known to infect indicine cattle that has been heavily researched due to its similarity to the parasite that causes African River Blindness in humans.

The most common alignments to non-vertebrate species included uncultured bacterium, bovine herpesvirus 6, Onchocerca flexuosa and B. bigemina (Table 2).

We examine this tradeoff and find that, because of a loss of information in the early steps of the approach, the alignments generated by the most common multiple sequence alignment programs are inherently unstable, and simply reversing the order of the sequences in the input file will cause a different alignment to be generated.

One of the most common ways to represent an alignment is using the familiar row and column matrix format of sequence alignments using the single letter abbreviations for residues (Fig. 1).

"The second most common reason for injury is poor alignment, and that is usually crummy teaching".

Multiple sequence alignments are the most common tool for domain prediction and are used to guide subsequent trial-and-error PCR subcloning experiments.

It defines exchange formats for the most common data types: biological sequences, sequence alignments, sequence annotation and references to data, resources and vocabularies.

The 566 amino acid consensus sequence, named HA1-con, was generated from this alignment by using the most common amino acid at each position.