Sentence examples for very good alignment from inspiring English sources
The proposed procedure guarantees a very good alignment between the lattice axes that cannot be directly translated to a good surface alignment.
Coronal view of fused co-registered PET and ex vivo CT data for patient number 4. Very good alignment between the two data sets can be observed by using the tracheostomy as a reference point.
As can be seen, all the (coarsely aligned) datasets have been aligned finely, and the residual error (generated by scanner miscalibration and noise associated to the acquisition process) is never greater than 35 μ m for an object which main diagonal is 40 cm long, thus a very good alignment.
In a majority of the length-deviant domains analyzed, such structural repeats were appreciated with very good alignment scores (RMSD <2Å) involving 75% of domain length suggesting a duplication of the entire domain (Table S1).
"With regards to Katter's Australia Party, we have had some very good discussions with them around issues which are important to their constituency, and, of course, we have got some very, very good alignments because we share similar constituencies.
Finally, in (Section 3.3), we evaluate the potential of the rescoring if very good structural alignments and models are available.
Both layers revealed a very good in-plane alignment and are textured up to the surfaces.
However their fabrication requires precision machining, very good electrical contact and alignment between two joining mechanical parts.
When looking at the results more in detail, it is obvious that the coronal single component alignment showed very good results, whereas the HKA showed minor results to comparable studies concerning success rates in CAS-series.
The learning curve is steep and even residents are able to achieve very good results in terms of mechanical alignment.
Conservation of a sequence position's biophysical properties (i.e., hydrophobicity, size, or charge) in alignment is a very good indicator of its value in the maintenance of proper protein structure or function.
