Sentence examples for this alignment involves from inspiring English sources

Consider, for example, the alignment shown in Figure 2. The first segment in this alignment involves a noticeable amplitude difference (Time Series B has a higher amplitude than Time Series A), and the last segment involves significant stretching (this part of the response in Time Series B happens more slowly than the corresponding part of Time Series A).

This fine scale alignment involves a local warping of each embryo described in detail previously (Fowlkes et al., 2008).

Hence, any substitution in the alignment involving a synonymous or noncoding site was determined to either involve a CpG dinucleotide or not.

As Affymetrix target region design procedure is oriented towards 3' end of tomato mRNAs, this index may help when trying to predict whether a lack of alignment involves coding sequences or more downstream regions in the 3' UTR.

The first stage of MUMmer alignment involves identifying alignment anchors.

Graph alignment involves a subgraph isomorphism test that is proven to be NP-complete.

If linguistic alignment involves normalisation in the statistical sense described here, then the positive effect of linguistic alignment could depend on the similarity of dyad members' reliabilities.

Being alignment-free renders the method parameter-free, as sequence alignment involves many parameters embodied in the elements of scoring matrices and gap penalties.

Genomic read alignment involves mapping (exactly or approximately) short reads from a particular individual onto a pre-sequenced reference genome of the same species.

The measurement of anatomic axis alignment involves the definition of the femoral axis using a coordinate system based on the shape of the femoral condyles that is defined as part of the location specific joint space width measurement methods used by Dr. Duryea [ 22].

We have identified, for the first time, a slipped A·T·A·T tetrad alignment, involving recognition of Watson-Crick A·T pairs along the major groove edges of opposing adenine residues.