Sentence examples for this paper alignment from inspiring English sources

In the analysis described in this paper, alignment gaps in the variable region of the flagellin were removed.

This paper reports alignment of prefused and differentiated skeletal muscle cells in vitro by use of continuous micropatterned wavy silicone surfaces, with features sized 3, 6 and 12 μm in periodicity.

In this paper, peak alignment for HiCEP electrophoretic data (Step 2) is performed using an algorithm based on complete linkage hierarchical clustering [ 20], though algorithms based on dynamic programming (DP) have widely been used for the purpose [ 21- 25].

One, as we argued elsewhere in this paper, non-alignment was not the only goal of the NAM; it was formed on diverse objectives.

In this paper a highway alignment optimization problem is analyzed and evaluated based on the joint minimization of initial and life-cycle costs.

In this paper, a new alignment algorithm that uses simultaneously both open-loop and closed-loop scheme is designed to increase the convergence rate of the Kalman filter in the fine alignment stage.

In this paper the nanotube alignment within a series of self-supporting webs and yarns is for the first time deduced from the analysis of small angle X-ray scattering data.

In this paper the local alignment program used is Blast.

There is however no convincing evidence that cell strain would act as a cue for microtubule orientation: the alignment of the microtubules is parallel to the principal direction of maximal stress both globally (Hamant et al. 2008) and locally (this paper) but the alignment of the microtubules is not always correlated with the direction of maximal cell strain.

In this paper, we present Logic Alignment Free (LAF), a method that combines alignment-free techniques and rule-based classification algorithms in order to assign biological samples to their taxa.

In this paper, the so called alignment calibration problem is transformed into the problem of estimation of the alignment parameters between two point series.