Sentence examples for terms aligned from inspiring English sources

That is, the tomographic single particles are (in simplified terms) aligned, classified by composition and/or conformation, and averaged as part of a standard pipeline that is applicable to both particles in vitro and in situ.

The Pathway Commons category terms aligned with ERα signaling and FOXA1 transcription networks.

While these methods often reconstruct BP terms (recall of ∼20% terms identical, ∼70% terms aligned), these methods suffer from the creation of numerous extra terms.

The search terms were based on key terms aligned to policy, health care system, and community, the important constituents of a health sector response (20).

When compared with the best NeXO using the top 20 000 edges in YeastNet v3, no other versions of NeXO reproduced >4% of the terms exactly, and less than half of the terms aligned strictly (Fig. 5A).

Using these data, CliXO was able to nearly identically infer the original ontology, with >98% of BP terms identically reconstructed (Fig. 2A) and 100% of inferred terms aligned to a term in BP (Fig. 2B).

That meant, in political terms, aligning it more closely to the mainstream of Irish nationalism, which had been disgusted by the IRA's violence and which hankered for ideas of Irish identity that were positive and open rather than embittered and embattled.

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2D second order - the measurement consists of a second-order polynomial term aligned with a random direction and a linear measurement term aligned with another random direction.

Our usage of the term aligns best with Garcia and Infante's (2012) characterization of gestures produced when solving calculus problems, as 'moving the hands to describe the action that occurs in the problem or movements made to represent mathematical concepts' (p. 290).

Nonetheless, these methods are substantially slower than short-read aligners in terms of aligned bases per unit time.