Sentence examples for sensitivity to alignment from inspiring English sources
Although all three designs are fairly tolerant to misalignments in the studied range, square electrodes show the highest sensitivity to alignment errors and show a reduction of the holding force that reaches 16% for certain planes in the trap.
The joint estimation framework does not suffer from this sensitivity to alignment choice and allows alignment uncertainty to be estimated.
Considering a probability-weighted distribution of alignments removes sensitivity to alignment errors, properly accommodates regions of alignment uncertainty, and increases the accuracy of functional element prediction.
Due to high sensitivity to alignment parameters and taxon sampling, uncertainty remains regarding the identity of the sister group of the Pterioidea.
As suggested by the analyses of the complete data set, missing data and sensitivity to alignment ambiguity coupled with the limited taxon sampling of the reduced data set probably account respectively for the instability in the position of P. exempla and the placement of the immediate outgroup.
We have demonstrated that pre-exposure to a moving form can enhance performance in objective measures of sensitivity to alignments of static forms.
For this reason, programs designed specifically for SOLiD data, including the Corona Lite pipeline (Applied Biosystems, 2008c) and SOCS (Ondov et al., 2008), provide full sensitivity to alignments including three or more mismatches.
Decreased discretization artifacts and decreased sensitivity to grid alignment are demonstrated, compared to the standard link bounce-back boundary condition.
A disadvantage of this method is its inability to detect species-specific regulatory mechanisms and the sensitivity to the alignment of the regulatory regions.
A version of a worm gear drive with improved bearing contact, reduced level of transmission errors and lessened sensitivity to errors of alignment is proposed.
We analyzed responses using signal detection theory [12], [13] to yield estimates of objective sensitivity (d') to alignments of the test and probe waveforms.
