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On the other hand, studies that have relied on global alignments have faced extreme alignment problems, making assumptions on true homology difficult or impossible.
Previous studies of disordered region evolution based on interspecific alignments have revealed an increased propensity for indels and rapid rates of amino acid substitution.
This process of grain alignment has been quantitatively studied on inorganic material, such as clay and mica minerals (Uyeda et al., 1993, 2003, 2005a) where it was explicitly shown that alignment was controlled by Δχ, T and M.
Only once general alignment has been agreed on does it make sense to delve into specifics.
Preoperative alignment had no influence on femoral component rotation.
Sagittal component alignment, but not rotational component alignment, had a significant influence on patellar kinematics.
Bilayers of polymer and liquid crystal (LC) of different alignments, show that an amorphous 5CB structure on the polymer surface was energetically most favorable, whereas homeotropic alignment had the next higher energy and planar alignment was the least favorable.
Models based on different target-template alignments have been compared to test QMEANBrane's capability of detecting incorrect alignments, particularly alignment shifts in transmembrane helices.
Previous studies on computer navigation have been done at expert centers with one or a few enthusiastic surgeons, and the main outcome has been alignment.
A previous study based on multiple genome alignments had a comparable precision of 3% and 17% in two ChIP-chip experiments, where the authors selected the predicted CRM regions as probes to make the microarray [ 24].
