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The degree to which a tool was able to reproduce the benchmark MSA is measured by determining the fraction of exactly reproduced alignment columns [CS score (Thompson et al., 2011)] and the fraction of correctly aligned residue pairs [Q score (Edgar, 2004b), also called SP-score (Thompson et al., 1999)].

Robotic-assisted orthopedic surgery has been available clinically in some form for over 2 decades, claiming to improve total joint arthroplasty by enhancing the surgeon's ability to reproduce alignment and therefore better restore normal kinematics.

The registration matrix translated into the TPS image fusion module correctly reproduced the alignment between planning CT scans and CBCT scans.

This proposed methodology extension may provide the means to apply aspects of the alignment-recycling method to larger and more flexible small molecules by eliminating the requirement that the recycled alignment reproduce the optimal alignment, thus allowing the Design-Tanimoto and Transform-Tanimoto thresholds to be (substantially) reduced.

The aligned sequences were imported into MacClade ver. 4.08 [ 48] and the resulting gaps in the aligned sequences were manually removed to correctly reproduce the alignment used by Azuma et al. [ 43].

The results of our experiment performed at room temperature provide a technical basis to reproduce grain alignment under such temperature conditions.

When a conformer is overlaid on a reference shape, and the computed shape Tanimoto is above the Transform-Tanimoto, the data required to reproduce that alignment are saved (Figure 4).

Briefly, sensitivity measures the fraction of the structural alignment that is correctly recovered by a given sequence alignment, while precision measures the fraction of a sequence alignment that correctly reproduces the structural alignment.

The scoring function was parameterized by reproducing reference alignments taken from four different proteins.

This result suggests that strand bias is likely not an artifact of alignment, since high levels of strand bias at the same genomic sites were reproduced using these different alignment methods.

This study shows that a beginner in TKR can reproduce the correct alignment of a total knee arthroplasty just like an expert TKR surgeon (i.e., there is no statistical difference in the results achieved by the beginner and the expert surgeon) after operating on 11 cases by means of computer navigation.