The phrase "accuracy of alignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where precision in positioning or arrangement is being discussed, such as in technical, scientific, or engineering fields.
Example: "The accuracy of alignment in the machinery is crucial for optimal performance and efficiency."
Alternatives: "precision of alignment" or "correctness of alignment".
Visualization of aligned reads in the Integrated Genome Viewer (IGV) is a simple method to assess initial accuracy of alignment.
The accuracy of alignment of the laser driver beams and the target in its final position must be within ±20 μm.
One of the objectives of the experiments was to determine the accuracy of alignment of the axes in the lens doublet.
One of the major importance is accuracy of alignment of the passages in the manifold and continuity of their inner faces at the junctions between them and both the cylinder head and the throttle barrel.
The accuracy of the mean fusion approach is highly dependent on the accuracy of alignment of the LR images.
We sampled points every n pixels while doing raster scanning, and examined the accuracy of alignment in each sampling.
In the Sisyphus benchmark, these superpositions increase the accuracy of alignments generated by STRUCTAL, TM-align, and LOCK2 by 11%, 7%, and 6%, respectively.
Thus, eliminating all reads having multiple alignments will help improve the accuracy of alignments and also the consistency among the four aligners.
We evaluate our methods by assessing the accuracy of alignments computed with sparse time series from a toxicogenomics dataset.
N : number of alignments in the test sets, A: accuracy, which is defined as the fraction of correctly classified input alignments, A+: accuracy of alignments in reading direction of ncRNA, A-: accuracy of reverse complementary alignments.
The accuracy of alignments generated by MAFFT has been proved comparable to CLUSTALW and T-coffee progressive alignment methods with the rapid reduction of CPU time [ 69].
