Sentence examples for rate of alignment from inspiring English sources

Compared to previous reports [3, 42 44], the rate of alignment in the current study was substantially higher, where 1.12 mm/week of movement represented more than a 100% increase over the control group.

This study reported no significant difference in treatment time between conventional and experimental group (118.40 vs. 98.50 days, respectively, p = 0.43; MD = −19.90, 95 % CI (−59.53, 19.73)(, whereas the rate of alignment was slightly higher in the experimental compared to control group only during the first month (p = 0.035; MD = −0.04: 95 % CI (−0.07, −0.01)).

Three from the four included trials assessed the effect of minimally invasive corticotomy on the rate of canine retraction after premolar extraction and were considered appropriate for quantitative synthesis [17, 39, 40]; the fourth trial [38] evaluated the effect of piezocision on the rate of alignment in a non-extraction treatment.

These problems reduce the success rate of alignment, especially for vitreous sections.

Therefore, in this study we have chosen to focus on the rate of alignment of a set of reads against a small reference dataset as a proxy for the broader utility of nanopore data for pathogen detection.

Shear induced elongation and alignment with the flow vector are attributed in part to the role of heparan sulfate in mechanotransduction. 44 Here the rate of alignment of the cells to the flow axis is evaluated in tandem with shear-mediated increases in luminal heparan sulfate.

Light and continuous forces applied to the dentoalveolar complex produce ideal rates of alignment.

The annihilation rates of alignment tensors for the first and the second order CDD theories CDD(1) and CDD(2) were calculated in Appendix 2 and 3. Later we discussed models for incorporating the activation of Frank-Read, double cross slip and glissile junction sources into CDD theory.

Thus k0 determines the rate of SF alignment, while k1 determines the extent of SF alignment.

The ancestral amino acid at each alignment column was inferred and the substitution rate of all alignment columns was averaged over all sites where the same ancestral amino acid was observed.

Sequencing pass/fail quality was determined by cluster densities, percent of clusters passing filters, percent of reads aligning to the reference, and percent error rate of the alignment.