Sentence examples for not correctly aligned from inspiring English sources

The intervening regions between the conserved domains are extremely variable in these sequences, and this tended to confuse alignment programs in the sense that conserved regions were not correctly aligned.

If they are not correctly aligned, use a wrench to loosen the holding brackets, then gently tap the tracks into place.

If any pair of chromosomes is not correctly aligned on the spindle apparatus to ensure equal transmission of the copies, the checkpoint apparatus senses the misalignment and emits a signal to halt cell division.

However, the elements appear to be shorter, misshapen and not correctly aligned in respect to each other and the body axes, suggesting defects in later developmental steps of cartilage maturation.

A simple explanation is that tracking was impaired because of the presence of multi-stability (multiple steady-states) arising from the positive feedback, including steady-states in which the polarization was not correctly aligned in the same direction as the gradient.

The 2D simulations were necessary for determining the polarization direction relative to the gradient direction when not correctly aligned.

They can range from not having enough time to the stars not being correctly aligned.

It has, however, been shown that known regulatory elements are not always correctly aligned (Siggia, 2005), an issue that is further complicated by the different alignments produced by various alignment programs (Pollard et al., 2004).

If two alignments were found with the same best score, the read was not called correctly aligned.

"One of my conclusions as president is that our federal system does not have the incentives correctly aligned".

I had only the vaguest sense of where my limbs were and whether or not my feet were correctly aligned with the floor.