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This classification assumes that a LM instance is functional if it appears in a position that, according to the alignment, corresponds to that of the annotated ELM instance.

Since the short average length of singletons and contigs (174-208 bp), and the low coverage of reads per contig (6), prevented the generation of full-length gene sequences, each line of the alignment corresponds to one or more synthetic gene.

The alignment corresponded well to the native filament pattern of the IB12 crystal structure.

Yukutake et al. (2011) detected focal alignment by the Double-Difference method and concluded that the alignments correspond to small faults.

Most of the sequences included in the alignments correspond to complete segment sequences.

Finally, we use the size of the largest connected component (LCC) to ensure that the alignments correspond to large common connected sub-structure, instead of several small disconnected ones (Kuchaiev et al., 2010).

This involves the turn of 310-helix and the β-sheet motif at the rear of the cleft, a sequence stretch that in the structural alignment corresponds to the localization of the serine/threonine protein kinase active-site signature in Aurora-A.

This network calculated from the sequence alignment corresponds to residues identified experimentally that couple ATP hydrolysis to the open and closed conformations of the MetI dimer (Johnson et al., 2012).

The control alignment corresponds to sequences evolving under no evolutionary pressure.

It will, however, report a match to a known PWM only if the match is significant, that is, the PWM generated by the PhyloGibbs-MP alignment corresponds sufficiently closely with the prior PWM.

In fact, it has been argued that the usual optimal alignment corresponds to the most probable evolutionary path.