Sentence examples for negligible alignment from inspiring English sources

In particular, negligible alignment was observed for PAO amplicons obtained from a MMC performing excellent EBPR on crude glycerol (an atypical substrate).

Our findings seem to contrast with the experimental results of Tower et al. [19] on stretched collagen samples, where either irreversible alignment (pure collagen sample) or early fracture with negligible alignment (GA crosslinked) occurs, suggesting that fiber plasticity is a key player in the alignment process.

While this analysis indicated that further improvement of the query alignments had only a negligible effect, using poorer alignments could impact more strongly on the detection rates.

The alignment showed negligible errors.

However, Lunter et al. (2008) demonstrated that erroneous alignment is negligible for divergences as low as that between the human and chimpanzee genomes.

In addition, as the contribution of exons to the whole alignment is negligible (1 kb vs 2 Mb), the VISTA output clearly suggested that non coding sequence was not only conserved (with an average identity well above 70%), but also arranged very similarly between the two species.

In [56] a FRR of 4.0% is achieved at a negligible FAR without pre-alignment.

We have since compared our mapped reads to both genome sequences and found negligible differences in the alignments produced.

Usually, the cost of these alignments is negligible since R contains much fewer and smaller networks than D. For each d j ∈ D, we compute a lower bound and an approximate upper bound to the similarity score between q and d j.

The analysis also shows that the effect of installation misalignment away from the true south direction is negligible (<2%) if the alignment error is less than 15°.

High confidence levels can be given to the extrinsic methods even at small sequence size (<300 bp) given the negligible probability of achieving good alignment just by chance.