This is perhaps most simply due to the larger observable surface area of the body exposed to contact when oriented as such, and in itself provides a rationale for the collective alignment of band members to minimize the likelihood of an encounter and potentially cannibalistic attack from oncoming crickets.
The biological rationale for this is that alignment blocks in mRNA alignments represent exons, and when these exons overlap, this is reasonably good evidence that they originate from the same gene region or transcriptional unit.
In a rare show of bipartisanship, Democrats and Republicans joined together to make the case that, in the absence of a solid rationale for the changes, the current alignment should be maintained.
If companies meaningfully deviate from past practice, it's safe to assume that investors will expect clear rationale for how adjustments will create tighter alignment of metrics, goals and payouts with strategic priorities and performance.
The rationale for the merger is the same: alignment of goals, communities and day-to-day activities, but very little overlap between programs and funding sources.
We first start by providing the scientific rationale for a mission to Io, and its alignment within NASA's strategic plan.
A is for Alignment (title changed).
Details of experimental approaches and representative primary data, protein sequence alignments, discussions of the rationale for the kinetics methodology chosen, and calculations of free energy additivities.
The rationale for this scoring matrix, and for using alignments in general, was to perform a search without a priori knowledge of the regions in question or the types of regulatory elements likely to be found.
Details of experimental approaches and representative primary data, protein sequence alignments, discussions of the rationale for the kinetics methodology chosen, and calculations of free energy additivities may be found in the associated Supporting Information.
