Sentence examples for variation in alignment from inspiring English sources

However, in tendons the collagen fibrils are more highly aligned than pericardium so perhaps there is less variation in alignment in tendons and therefore factors other than alignment dominate strength differences.

Polarized Raman spectroscopy was utilized to evaluate the orientation degree of nanotubes, and further to reveal the variation in alignment during creep deformation.

Surprisingly, there was little variation in alignment quality regardless of the algorithm or conditions selected (Tables 3 and S3).

On the other hand, plots for the cycling gene dataset showed minimal variation in alignment.

Genomic fluidity is both estimable given a small number of sequenced genomes and robust to variation in alignment parameters.

On the other hand, in pericardium (and leather) there is the possibility of significant variation in alignment and therefore alignment may be able to dominate the strength-structure relationship with fibril diameter being a less important factor [ 29].

To avoid overfitting, we made the prior more peaked than real rate variation in alignments: the prior has a shape parameter of 3, a scale parameter of 1/3, and a mean of 1.

In contrast, in this study the Aculeata + (Trigonalyoidea + Megalyroidea) clade was insensitive to variations in alignment approach and phylogenetic inference approach.

Possible misalignments were highlighted by DOPE (Discrete Optimised Protein Energy; a staticatical potential used to assess homology models, running within the MODELLER environment) peaks, and variations in alignment of these regions were examined.

Therefore, based on the score achieved from distance matrix, it could be concluded that there was no variation in nucleotide alignment spanning D2 region in 28 s rDNA of isolated B. bassiana and its strain AY283555.1 (Park et al., 2002; Holmes, 2003 and Soltis and Soltis, 2003).

Tsunoda (1985) has indeed demonstrated that the seasonal variation in the alignment of the sunset terminator with the geomagnetic field line at the dip equator can explain the observed s/l distributions of scintillations with high occurrences at longitudes of positive (negative) magnetic declination during June (December) solstice and at longitudes of null magnetic declinations in the equinoxes.