Sentence examples for problem of aligning from inspiring English sources

In the context of whole human genome resequencing, on the order of a billion short reads are required to accurately resequence an individual genome, and this creates an unprecedented alignment problem of aligning this many reads to the reference human genome on a practical timescale of days.

At their best -- when they are not too large and when the terms are not too favorable -- insider loans offer a neat solution to the problem of aligning the interests of managers and shareholders, pay consultants say.

And then there was the problem of aligning the two nations' agendas.

We investigate the problem of aligning each subsequence in a database with the query sequence using the Smith-Waterman algorithm, where the database consists of N subject sequences.

□ A number of variants of the problem of aligning two networks have been considered in the literature (Ay and Kahveci, 2010; Dost et al., 2008; Kelley et al., 2004; Liao et al., 2009; Shlomi et al., 2006).

We formulate the inference of gene paths from a de Bruijn graph as a problem of aligning the graph against a set of reference genes, aiming to derive in the graph paths of sequence blocks (or contigs) that are most similar to the reference genes; each path represents a gene or a gene fragment that contains shorter gene fragments.

It is designed to overcome the problem of alignment, the flow being aligned with the grid.

As WebLogo had a problem analyzing a column of aligned sequences if BioEdit had added many spaces, all spaces in the sequence alignments were replaced by Z (meaning zero or nothing).

The SIH problem takes a set of aligned SNP fragments F as input and outputs a hidden phase vector Φ.

He may face more of a problem in aligning himself with her at that time if she has not won over at least two groups -- white women and Orthodox Jews -- who are not now enthusiastic about her candidacy.

Moreover, formation of composite electrospun scaffolds consisting of a stable fiber population and a sacrificial fiber population, which is subsequently dissolved following fabrication, have been used to improve cellular infiltration, a common problem for electrospun scaffolds consisting of aligned fibers [14].