Sentence examples for similar alignment from inspiring English sources

Interestingly the hits to non-parental KO-families show similar alignment patterns, hinting that structural and functional similarity may be shared among alignments to non-parental KOs and parental KO-families (further explored below in the section "Why do hits to non-parental KO-families have competitive alignments").

It is about a man called Paterson, played by Driver, who works in Paterson, New Jersey; the coincidence underscores his matter-of-fact hometown loyalty without any great emphasis, though it echoes a similar alignment in the epic poem of that name, and about that place, by William Carlos Williams.

Electrospinning parameters were optimized to obtain scaffolds with similar alignment and fiber diameter to non-drug loaded fibers.

The underlying mechanism of dipolar interactions suggests that similar alignment of microstructures should take place during the austenite to ferrite transformation under a magnetic field.

However, the strain tensors components obtained from the variable temperature and pressure experiments adopt a similar alignment, suggesting that the anisotropy of thermal expansion is determined by the compressibility of the structure along different directions (see below).

This suggests that a fairly small decrease in the AR-0.73 screening shape Tanimoto threshold, relative to that of ROCS, should bring the hit count, with similar alignment quality, into sync.

The goal of this algorithm is to find sets of genes that would have very similar alignments if they were aligned independently.

We found that MUSTANG was able to produce similar alignments as the authors, except in Case (F) where similarity is at a local level and numerous peripheral elements to the core (as identified by TopMatch [11]) prevented MUSTANG from recognizing and aligning the structures.

Taking his map to the top of the hill, he observed that other similar alignments lay all around him.

We compare the alignments produced by the matchers and give less weight to the matchers producing mutually similar alignments, whereas more weight is given to those matchers whose alignment is distinct and rather unique.

The presence of fissure eruptions (as noted in Harrat Rahat) may also justify an increase in buffer zone distance, and, if multiple fissures show similar alignments, anisotropic buffer zones may be more appropriate.