This correct location would then be identified by the powerful gapped local alignment.
Only reads with under 384 CALs are subsequently evaluated by the powerful gapped local alignment algorithm, which distinguishes reads with identical mapping to multiple locations versus reads with a best matched location.
(By such hardball did Pat Robertson get his payoff and do the Democrats keep their powerful gender-gap issue).
The wedge that formed in front of Joyce was more powerful, chiseling gaps for Joyce to run through.
The forces arrayed against a budget deal remain powerful, and the gap between the parties — at least in their public postures — is wide.
In his view, the main issues facing workers have changed little since then: they keep getting squeezed while corporations grow more powerful, and the gap between the rich and everybody else keeps growing.
First described by Govindarajan and Trimble [ 3], RI can be successful because of the unique characteristics of developing countries that provide powerful incentives, or "gaps" that drive innovation.
Nobody knew exactly what he'd done in his years abroad, and that blank period, that gap, was powerful.
ERIK PIEPENBURG BEST CLOSING LINE Lois Smith's "No!" in Amy Herzog's "After the Revolution," which summed up in a single powerful word the yawning gap separating the play's three generations of a family of political radicals.
