Sentence examples for the range of alignment from inspiring English sources

The plots (Additional file 1: Figure S26 33) revealed that the range of alignment identities was quite large for KOs with fewer members, but got much smaller as the KO size increased, with median alignment identity decreasing as KO-family size increases.

Using electrically aligned scaffolds, fibroblast directionality deviations can be maintained in the range of nanofiber alignment deviation for fiber sizes down to ∼100 nm.

Each table presents the number of measured knees in each quartile, the range of patellar alignment measures in each quartile, odds ratios and the p for trend of the model.

To visualize interspecies alignments, a tool needs to show the wide range of alignment similarities (100% to as low as 50% for DNAs and 30% for proteins) and to handle thousands of reference genomes.

We have extended the previous "Benchmark RNA Alignment dataBase" BRAliBase II by a factor of 30 in terms of the alignment number and with respect to the range of sequences per alignment.

Thus, the range of the image alignment defined in this article is restricted in Table 6.

The range of the multiple alignments to be included in the analysis was decided based upon alignment quality.

LoQ uM can work with a wide range of alignment tools to run the aligner for the user, compile the mappings returned by the aligner, calibrate the quality of these mappings and return the list of mappings with more reliable mapping quality scores.

The results show that when the volume fraction of steel fiber in the range of 0.8 2.0%, the alignment of steel fibers causes the increase in shear strength, modulus and toughness up to 40%, 30%and50%0%, respectively.

We have comprehensively evaluated the VORESCORE method for a range of alignment and threading methods.

(iii) a range of alignment columns to which the search for shared k-mers is restricted.