Sentence examples for smallest alignment from inspiring English sources

Thus, the smallest alignment value between any two residues, including the gap is at least zero.

Since alignment scores contributed by simple TMs can be considered more dubious, the smallest alignment score representative of a true hit is determined from the minimum of the masked scores that have the same classification as the seed TCDB entry of the search.

For example, some of the smallest alignments used today, associated with DNA barcoding studies, contain ~658 base pairs [ 34], which can be grouped into more than 1.0 × 10 possible partitioning schemes: well beyond anything that can be feasibly analyzed by brute force.

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.

In the smaller alignment, manual adjustment was made to the C-terminal region around the conserved "P[ILV]NK" motif [141], and the Cys residues of VirB7Ti and Rickettsia VirB7 were homologized (Figure 8A).

This resulted in a smaller alignment of the remaining 54 species (missing data 13.97%).

The smaller alignment was used in the Bayesian analysis that was very time consuming.

In vivo small stretching (23%) employed in our study may cause a smaller alignment of reticular collagen bundles.

On the other hand, higher SNRs result in smaller alignment errors, which then lead to decreased blurring in the reconstruction.