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GSSUs are subsequently aligned and these partial alignments are merged into the final RNA structure alignment and scored.

The Error Correction Toolkit in Table 1 (bottom) and alignment statistics in Table 2 (bottom) show that the correction accuracy is comparable with the yeast dataset, although the reference is a draft genome containing more errors, and the alignment statistics also suffer from reads aligning to the end of scaffolds having only partial alignments.

Pol sequences were aligned by Muscle in batches of 1000 sequences, then these partial alignments were merged using the HXB2 reference sequence as a guide.

This paper presents a novel multi-frame graph matching algorithm for reliable partial alignments among point clouds.

We call these partial alignments.

We have adopted this algorithm to generate partial alignments between the query and the target sequence.

An alignment is considered 'complete' if at least 70% of a given protein model aligns to a contig in the assembly, while a partial alignment indicates that a statistically significant portion of the protein model aligns.

The non-mapping reads, which harbor chimeras, were subsequently aligned against the transcriptome returning those reads that had a partial alignment of at least 18 nucleotides.

Non-mapping reads, which harbor chimeras, were subsequently aligned against the transcriptome returning those reads that had a partial alignment of at least 18 nucleotides.

In-plane samples showed higher electrical and thermal conductivities due to partial alignment of CNTs in the multiscale composites and continuity of carbon fibers in CF/epoxy composites.

If the diamagnetic anisotropy energy due to the enhanced Δχ dia of the micron-sized material becomes comparable to the Brownian motion energy at an astronomical condition, partial alignment of dusts may occur by Δχ dia.