Sentence examples for reduce misalignments from inspiring English sources

A modified bone plate has been designed with a deformable section to give surgeons the ability to reduce misalignments at the fracture site.

This can create issues of misalignment among threatened species lists but generally there is co-operation among conservation agencies to reduce misalignments and to manage species irrespective of jurisdictional borders.

To reduce misalignments near the ends of miRBase hairpin sequences, we extended the miRNA precursor spans by 10 bp to both ends.

Short examination times are not only advantageous regarding economics and patient throughput, but also improve patient comfort and help to reduce misalignment artifacts due to patient motion during the examination.

Next, we propose an exclusive maximum selective-tap time-domain convolutive BSS algorithm (XM BSS) that reduces the interchannel coherence of the tap-input vectors and improves the conditioning of the autocorrelation matrix resulting in improved convergence rate and reduced misalignment.

Such codon-based alignments have been shown to result in better statistical support by reducing misalignment of non-homologous regions [ 33, 35, 36].

In so doing, the authorities are trying to instill confidence in the currency and reduce the misalignment with the black market, where the dong has been much weaker, trading at 19,700 to the dollar.

Long sequencing reads may extend into surrounding less homologous regions to reduce the misalignment.

In order to reduce the misalignment of costs and financial benefits in and outside the healthcare system and facilitate larger scale patient access, the payment and reimbursement structures need adjustment.

And, significantly, how can basic knowledge be used to develop lighting regimens or sources that mitigate the adverse consequences of altered light exposure, for example to reduce circadian misalignment in shift workers?

In this paper, we show that these misalignments reduce the likelihood that a variant near the edge of an amplicon is called.