Sentence examples for reconstruction gap from inspiring English sources

The reconstruction gap was 5 mm (except for six subjects, in which the gap was 3 mm).

Alternatively, because of the progressive nature of the alignment reconstruction, gap patterns may simply reflect information already present in the guide-tree, which is usually reconstructed from pairwise sequence distance information.

For phylogenetic tree reconstructions, gaps and poorly aligned positions were manually removed.

Second stage comprised of semi-automatically refinements of the draft reconstruction through gap analysis.

Detailed lists of the genes, proteins, and reactions are contained in the Additional file 8, and the definitions of all metabolites and their abbreviations are found in the Additional file 9. SimPheny (Genomatica Inc., San Diego, CA) software was used for the reconstruction and gap evaluation process.

Following the initial reconstruction, the gaps were evaluated individually by searching for direct evidence in the literature for their metabolism.

Still, because our knowledge of even well-studied model organisms such as this one is incomplete, this network reconstruction contains gaps and possible errors.

The incomplete part of the reconstruction and the gap that caused the problem were highlighted by black arrows.

However, disadvantages of this approach, such as donor site morbidity and limited length of available graft material encouraged the search for alternative means of nerve gap reconstruction.

As shown by both the electromyographic (p < 0.001) and histomorphologic findings (p < 0.001), PRP had more positive effects on nerve gap reconstruction in Group 3 then Group 4 as compared to the control groups.

The patient underwent revision reconstruction using a GAP cage, mesh and Harrington pin technique to reconstitute the posterior wall (Fig. 3b).