Sentence examples for this poor alignment from inspiring English sources

Only three of the five C. adamanteus cysteine residues match, and the two sequences require a two-residue gap to achieve even this poor alignment.

Often the assistance of an external bias or voltage is needed due to the poor alignment of the energy bands in the solid with the redox levels in solution.

However, a long running time query is possibly owing to the poor alignment of the input sequences.

Table  4 shows the poor alignment between MTUHA data and the hospital development plan.

The main source of variability could be the poor alignment of the transducer with the direction of the blood flow [ 10, 26, 27].

Because of the poor alignment between the Ec8 and Bs8 peptides, the observed differences were not considered mechanistically significant (see discussion below).

The ancestral state of these genes is difficult to determine due to the poor alignment between distantly related species (D. yakuba/ D. erecta) with fast-evolving sequences.

The lower velocities obtained on the subxiphoid view are due to the poor alignment between the Doppler axis and blood flow.

Where research capacity was slow to develop, this was reflected in poor alignment between the principles of RCB and the characteristics of the team, their activities or environment.

This was mainly due to poor alignment of students' individualised training programmes with the rigid scheduling of evaluations.

Postural alignment worsens gradually over the course of aging. 1 This poor postural alignment, which manifests as spinal kyphosis, can result in irreversible degeneration of the intervertebral disks and ligaments.