Sentence examples for traditional alignment from inspiring English sources

Despite their practical importance, traditional alignment algorithms cannot be used directly in aligning two genomic sequences that share a number of strongly similar regions intervened by regions with a low degree of similarity.

Over the years, many traditional alignment techniques have been developed by the biological sciences [6].

We applied our brute-force pharmacophore assessment methodology on the benchmark datasets gathered by Sutherland et al. [2], to investigate whether the traditional alignment bottleneck in 3D-QSAR can be turned into a powerful instrument to challenge the goodness of a pharmacophore guess.

CYNTENATOR determines the landscape of gene order conservation across distantly related genomes where traditional alignment concepts fail.

However, Agrp genomic sequences from distantly related vertebrate species have diverged to the extent that regional conservation is no longer detectable using traditional alignment methodologies [9].

The main difference between DIALIGN and more traditional alignment approaches is the underlying scoring scheme or objective function.

Both have their own interests and traditional alignments in many parts of the world, including the Middle East.

Louisiana State, Alabama, Georgia, Vanderbilt and Tennessee will look more like N.F.L. teams in traditional alignments with quarterbacks under center this season, but Auburn, Kentucky, Mississippi State and Florida will spread players sideline to sideline.

LONDON — After 13 years of New Labour leadership in Britain, during which the divisions between Left and Right were blurred, the governing party and the opposition Conservatives slipped back into more traditional alignments this week as the national election campaign entered its decisive stretch.

Again quality based methods have a small advantage over traditional alignment-free techniques.

This is similar for more traditional alignment-free methods that calculated distances based on k-mer frequencies.