Sentence examples for small alignment from inspiring English sources

It covered the zeta function in the small alignment dots which show that it really is trying hard, but nothing came out.

The small alignment errors that are expected when taking measurements in non-anaesthetised animals are unlikely to affect accuracy.

In our work, CT to PET and MRI to PET image fusions were provided by a co-registration process in which small alignment errors may occur.

One problem with site-by-site rate factor estimation is the small sample size at each site, especially with a small alignment.

Although these three groups had an elevated number of sequences (18 sequences) with a relative small alignment length (Additional file 8: Figure S2), these variables alone are not sufficient to detect such groups.

There is evidence of positive selection acting on the CTT of insect β2 duplication products, and on some D. spp. α4 tubulins (p < 0.01), however, the small alignment length after gap removal requires this result be taken with caution.

In addition, small alignments of the earthquakes dipping to the WNW direction appear on depth sections A B and C D for Region A (near the point given by X = 0kmatadepth of 19 km in Fig. 3).

We confirmed that the Bayesian approach to setting the rate categories prevents overfitting on small alignments.

The approach taken in aligning the sequences was hierarchical in nature, combining automatic alignment of closely related sequences and the merger of such small alignments into larger alignments, each containing all the sequences belonging to a specific OR family.

Whilst it is not advisable to fit a parameter rich REV model in practice, due to computational constraints and uncertainty in parameter estimates on small alignments, we should aim to derive the best model, given the limitations posed by the size of the alignment.

That is, it shows a small alignment-based zoom-in where only the transcription factor binding sites consisting of the pattern are drawn.