Sentence examples for realigned according to from inspiring English sources
"(c) It may order the pleadings recast and the parties realigned according to their real interest.
In each step of the iterative refinement process (Barton and Sternberg, 1987 ; Berger and Munson, 1991 ; Gotoh, 1993 ), an alignment is divided into two sub alignments and then the two sub alignments are realigned, according to the tree-dependent iterative strategy (Gotoh, 1996 ; Hirosawa et al., 1995 ), to obtain an alignment with a higher objective score.
Both cell types form endothelial connections with newly forming vessels realigning themselves according to the same arrangement seen in vivo.
Nevertheless, reaction time varied between subjects, so we realigned individual averages according to response onset before calculating velocity from the initial position to the relocated target (Supplemental Experimental Procedures and Results).
As jumps of 250 ms are unlikely to find the regions of precise overlap, the program realigns the traces according to the difference between the peak value of the covariance function and the zeroeth lag of this function (i.e., the value at τ = 0) and then recomputes the function, provided that the peak value is initially within 250 ms of the zeroeth lag.
Then the reads were realigned onto the contigs according to the paired-end information and join the unique contigs into scaffolds.
Then all the reads were realigned onto contigs again according to the paired-end reads overlap relationship, and all these contigs were joined into 79,825 scaffold sequences.
Then the reads were realigned onto the contigs according to the paired-end information and the unique contigs were joined into scaffolds.
.B-N5; 8 B-K3, KN-Q2, Kasparov was realigning his minor pieces according to the Smyslov system of counterplay.
This can only be done through close examination of existing Nurse Consultant roles to provide clarity of role function which will enable roles to be strategically realigned, developed, supported and strengthened according to whether the role functions within a metropolitan or rural context or both.
He denied that anyone had been cut out of treatment at home, said that the company had "recently realigned our clinical teams across Suffolk according to the needs of the areas in which they deliver care" and claimed that new IT systems are being implemented "slowly and carefully".
