In theory, sequence alignment cannot be considered separately from phylogenetic inference (e.g. many alignments programs use a guide tree), but both problems are NP-hard 26, 27 and in practice most researchers have regarded tree building as a distinct step (but see 28– 30).
This supports the theory that alignment of collagen fibers is a key feature in capsular contracture, and suggests that disruption of collagen fiber alignment may decrease the incidence and severity of capsular contracture [ 5].
While the practitioners' comments did not specifically denote the awareness of the theories, the alignment was evident.
In theory, subjective alignments between channels and our objective TCA measurements should be identical.
The current theory of magnetic alignment of solid particles is that it occurs only for materials possessing a strong magnetic moment.
According to alignment theory, for a firm to achieve M&A integration success, the business-IS strategies should be aligned during the M&A execution.
A theory that uses alignment tensors of order k can be completely specified by the evolution equation of q together with the equations for the ρ k−1) and ρ(k) tensors (lower order tensors can be obtained from these by contraction).
Karlin and Altschul [ 12] developed a theory of local alignment statistics for their BLAST search algorithm.
The appearance of log-odds scores is particularly exciting, because they underlie much of sequence alignment theory, including statistical assessment of alignment significance.
In line with the theory, optimal phase alignment between functionally connected cortical regions predicted an increase in correlation between the two regions, with correlation being a proxy for information exchange (Womelsdorf et al., 2007).
Theories about constructive alignment, student involvement, instructional design, and performance assessment underlie the framework.
