Sentence examples for so that alignment from inspiring English sources
It seems that the two SEs work cooperatively, such that the nucleation of one of the SEs with its complement helps to bring the neighboring SE with its complement closer together so that alignment occurs before dissociation of the tiles, thus significantly improving the success rate of productive tile tile association.
In this study, size bias correction was applied to all entropy calculations, so that alignment sequence counts could be ignored in comparisons.
Gene donation events were simulated by replacing a recipient genome sequence with a donor sequence in the alignment file, so that alignment file contains two identical sequences from the donor genome.
While different organisations and people, including consultants, were said to play roles in coordination of implementation of policies, there was consensus that governments should be central in this so that alignment to overall national development goals can be ensured.
Following electrophoresis, the flanking regions of the gel containing HMW DNA ladder (lambda ladder PFG marker; NEB, Beverly, MA) were stained with ethidium bromide and marked under UV so that alignment with the unstained gel allowed the selection of one gel slice in the range of 100 150 Kb.
In a later period the Serapeum in Alexandria was also said to have contained a solar alignment so that, on a specific sunrise, a shaft of light would pass across the lips of the statue of Serapis thus symbolising the Sun saluting the god.
In such cases, mappers need to produce accurate alignments so that true mutations can be detected.
The availability of any prior knowledge of paralogous sites is necessary for ClinSeK alignment so that false alignments can be discerned.
Domains I and III appear to be either missing or so divergent that alignment with other LSU rRNA molecules proves impossible.
Incomplete alignments can occur when homologous domains are evolutionarily distant, so that the alignment captures only the most conserved regions of the homology.
