Sentence examples for round of alignments from inspiring English sources

We performed a new round of alignments to identify the coding region (CDS) of each mapped transcript.

The hairpin (precursor) sequences of the cattle miRNAs with mature sequences that showed no more than two mismatches in the previous alignment step were then selected for a second round of alignments against the 57 vertebrate genomes.

After one round of alignment, 'duplicate' subtomograms that had aligned to the same position as another subtomogram were removed, and clearly misaligned particles (those not oriented to the surface of the tube) were excluded by setting a cross correlation threshold for each individual tube.

The first round of alignment was performed using SATé + PRANK, and the second round was performed using SATé + MAFFT.

After a given round of alignment, those sequences that most obviously caused regions of problematic alignment were progressively removed until remaining sequences could be aligned without large indels.

The most common approach to reference-based genome assembly is a single round of alignment followed by quality filtering and variant detection.

The detected junctions in each sample were pooled as raw junctions for the second round of alignment (default parameters and '--no-novel-juncs').

The particles were subjected to a final round of alignment to eight references in SPIDER and MSA with hierarchical ascendant classification into 150 classes in IMAGIC.

Initially, a symmetrized triplet volume was used as a reference for alignment followed by using averaged volume from the previous round as reference for the next round of alignment.

In the first round of alignment, SATé-Prank [ 14] was employed to obtain the initial alignments, which were used to identify the aberrant over-aligned and under-aligned sequences.

The aberrant sequences were then removed, and the second round of alignment were performed by SATé-MAFFT [ 14] for the filtered sequences to create the final multiple sequence alignments.