Sentence examples for thresholds for alignment from inspiring English sources

The thresholds for alignment length were necessary to eliminate inaccurate or false-positive alignments.

In order to minimize the mining of technical errors we defined a stringent threshold for alignment quality (expect≤1E-21) and the low quality ends of alignments were discarded.

Our goal was to find a threshold for alignment confidence that would allow no more than 1% misalignments to remain in our subset of composite reads (based on previous experience with de novo assembly of libraries containing hybrid reads).

Images are thresholded for alignment, discarding noise, using the method described in the following section.

In another study, 100 nm depth was determined as a threshold for alignment of cardiomyocytes [ 21], osteoblast-like cells [ 16, 22], and hepatoblastoma cells [ 23].

The ≥400 bp threshold for alignments was introduced to ensure that fragment recruitment is based on nucleotide homology of at least half of an average-length microbial gene.

Shows mean scores and mean number of regions scoring above maximal consistent threshold for alignments containing 15, 14, 8 and 7 validated targets.

The statistically significant thresholds for the alignment (score) that provided elimination of alien mRNA sequences was set for RASSF1A at 462 and for RBSP3 at 404.

A redundant set of 430,000 alignments was obtained, since the tomato target sequences frequently produced numerous multiple matches of various scores, unless a threshold value for alignment quality/magnitude was set.

Thresholds for the alignments were based on a p-value appropriate for the genome size (thresholds can be adjusted for different genome sizes and degrees of complexity) to prevent spurious edges.

To reduce false positive targets, we set the threshold for target alignment score to 4 so that only target genes that have alignment score no greater than 4 were retained as putative targets.