Sentence examples for relatively high alignment from inspiring English sources

The transition readiness study showed relatively high alignment of Avahan TIs with government norms at the time of transition for both the 2011 and 2012 rounds (Table  5).

The search criteria were set at a stringent level (e-value > E-50) in order to select sequences with a relatively high sequence alignment length and homology to the microarray query sequences.

The transition process was completed in a timely fashion, and our studies of transition readiness indicated relatively high levels of program alignment, effective communication and capacity building in both the 2011 and 2012 transition rounds.

Algorithm continues to align neighboring nodes until their alignment score is relatively high (more than the average of the alignment scores).

With a relatively high maxGDP, collections of alignments near each other on a reference chromosome will be favored, helping to identify deletions, tandem duplications and inversions.

Sequence alignment programs usually randomly yield a relatively high sequence identity in remote sequence or short sequence alignments, i.e. the "high-order effect" [28].

Modules with high functional coherence can be produced by assigning a relatively high weight to the functional similarity-based alignment component (see Supplementary Fig. 5), while higher weights for the graph-based component will identify larger modules.

These were observed with all applied alignment algorithms and even with relatively high coverage values.

A third marker, 57.10, gave unreliable alignment results on HSA6 with relatively high E-values (≥ 3.2) and was also removed.

This property by which read length and base position do not affect the quality of the bases produced greatly facilitates alignment of reads despite their relatively high indel rate.

The relatively high coverage (x51 - x86) allowed testing the reproducibility of the alignment and thereby excluding alignment errors and sequencing errors over real changes.