Note that, just as when employing a single ortholog detection method, this filtering step is critical to guaranteeing alignment quality.
This effect can have important implications for real-world applications, where it is nearly impossible to guarantee the alignment of the nanoshells with the polarization of light.
The prime minister was unable to guarantee dynamic alignment with European standards, said Mr Corbyn, and she knows full well that the Labour proposals are to use the EU standards as a baseline and to improve them.
The UK government has promised to guarantee "full alignment" of regulations that supported cross-border co-operation in Ireland if they were not delivered by an eventual overall UK-EU trade agreement.
The ITS sequence contains enough variable sites for species identification in many samples [ 5– 9], but ITS could not be amplified from approximately 12% of herbarium samples [ 3], because ITS1 is too variable to guarantee reliable alignments and contains variable indels (insertions/deletions) at this taxonomic level.
Therefore, it is vital for cutting tests to be as close to the real application as possible in order to guarantee a good alignment and transferability of the results.
Thus, the size of the ODN is a critical parameter to guarantee a fast alignment between the two molecules.
We used the known gene boundaries as anchor points to guarantee a correct alignment of these genes to each other.
Then on each single patch, a complete search is conducted to guarantee the best alignment for each mimotope sequence.
Because we included only sequences of high sequence similarity to guarantee a good alignment of all sequences of individual families, especially of active site residues, our family abH38 contains less sequences than the respective protein families of the other databases.
Similar arguments can be made when designing spaced seeds of non-consecutive bases to guarantee finding all alignments with up to a certain numbers of errors (Lin et al., 2008).
