The phrase "a satisfactory alignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adequacy or appropriateness of a particular arrangement or positioning in various contexts, such as business, design, or personal relationships.
Example: "After reviewing the project requirements, we concluded that we have achieved a satisfactory alignment between our goals and the client's expectations."
Alternatives: "an acceptable alignment" or "a suitable alignment".
Even with a satisfactory alignment, models of sequence evolution are restricted to treating insertion/deletion events as binary characters (e.g. F81-like model in MrBayes), likely reducing the accuracy of branch-length estimates.
Squares incapable of generating a satisfactory alignment were erased from the grid, preventing the spawning of downstream squares.
Where sequences did not produce a satisfactory alignment to any of these databases, alignments to the human genome were performed.
The removal of IC3 from both sequences, which is considerably longer in drd2 than in adrb2, allowed a satisfactory alignment of all seven helical regions.
The removal of the third intracellular loop (IC3) in drd2 allowed a satisfactory alignment of the remaining conserved helical regions (TM6 7; see alignment in Supporting Information figure 1).
A satisfactory alignment was achieved when the alignment was carried out for 250 sections (100 sampling points per section) and the slack parameter was equal to three for the majority of the GC-FID fingerprints.
It replaces a slow three-seater, Crystal Chair, and has a more satisfactory alignment.
The unconstrained ABA provided improved breast tissue registration, but at the expense of dramatically shrinking the tumor to match the tumor shape, whereas the constrained ABA achieved a (qualitatively) satisfactory alignment in the normal tissues with only minimal distortion of the tumor.
POCUS is indicated in the setting of trauma to evaluate for fracture, or post-reduction of a fracture to confirm satisfactory alignment prior to splinting/casting.
Describe the indications for POCUS for fracture evaluation POCUS is indicated in the setting of trauma to evaluate for fracture, or post-reduction of a fracture to confirm satisfactory alignment prior to splinting/casting.
More research is needed into the feasibility of teaching musculoskeletal POCUS to pediatric emergency physicians and exploring what is needed to achieve competence. 1. Describe the indications for POCUS for fracture evaluation POCUS is indicated in the setting of trauma to evaluate for fracture, or post-reduction of a fracture to confirm satisfactory alignment prior to splinting/casting. 2.
