Sentence examples for subjective alignments from inspiring English sources

In theory, subjective alignments between channels and our objective TCA measurements should be identical.

Although exact quantification of genetic distances without subjective alignment decisions was difficult, intron sequences were clearly much more divergent than exon sequences for all automated or manual alignments considered.

The subjective alignment of the lateral view done using the point sources resulted in 98.2% of the images being correctly aligned when the more rigorous post-acquisition evaluation was performed.

Unlike the previous analysis [ 2], in order not to introduce subjective bias, manual alignment editing was minimized.

To be useful for network alignment, a subjective concept like functional similarity must be expressed in a quantitative form that reflects the closeness in the biological functions of the proteins being compared.

However, this process is a subjective one and relies on sequence alignments, which are often incorrect, particularly at low sequence identity.

The advantage of a direct reconstruction of the septal alignment may be a subjective improvement in nasal function [ 17].

Nevertheless, objective evaluation of the peak alignment for the electropherograms after GOGOTnormL normalization compared to that before normalization is difficult in practice and the goodness of peak alignment is judged by subjective visual evaluation.

So far, little has been published describing options for eliminating this subjective nature of parameter selection in data alignment.

Automatic techniques can optimize objective quality metrics, such as mesh regularity, orthogonality, alignment and adaptivity; however, they cannot make subjective design decisions.

In addition to potential alignment errors, choice of consensus is a subjective human decision.