Sentence examples for relationships and alignment from inspiring English sources
RefProtDom describes relationships and alignment boundaries between query domains and the target library homologs according to Pfam v. 21, Pfam v. 24 and the SSEARCH/GLSEARCH alignment boundaries.
Resolving homeologous relationships and alignment of parental LG was performed by the following: (1) alignment of multiple markers derived from the same primer set present on different LG; (2) assignment of LG based on identity with the founder's linkage map order determined by Okada et al. (2010); and (3) placement of SD × SD markers.
If I instead had spent a lot of time building relationships with people throughout the company and listened to their perspectives and shared some of my perspectives, I'd like to believe that that would have created a better context in terms of trust and relationships, and more alignment in terms of strategy.
Thus, we take the orthology relationships and the alignment as correctly given.
We use these simulated reads and the mappings provided by the aligner for these reads as training data to fit a logistic regression model that represents the relationship between read and alignment statistics and mapping accuracy.
HHsearch is one of the best performing software suites for detecting remote protein relationships and generating accurate alignments for homology modelling [ 19].
The relationship of cell elongation and alignment with topographic aspect ratio is interpreted in terms of the theory of contact guidance.
The curve determined by the formulae binds the relationship between sequence similarity and alignment length observed, in sequences sharing structural similarity.
It is interesting, however, that this close relationship between muscle force and alignment in the wild type mice is far less prominent in Hpr mice.
The trend has a significant Spearman rank correlation of 0.53 (P < 0.01; N = 210), suggesting that there is a relationship between structural complexity and alignment consistency.
The original formulas describe the relationship between sequence identity and alignment length observed in sequences sharing structural similarities as a curve.
