The phrase "algorithm to assemble the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific algorithm designed for the purpose of assembling something, often in a technical or computational context.
Example: "The algorithm to assemble the components of the machine was developed to improve efficiency and reduce errors."
Alternatives: "method for assembling the" or "procedure to compile the".
The data was assembled using a de novo assembly approach using both pcap [ 23] and newbler (Roche 454 software package) assembly algorithms to assemble the data.
In the local computation step, each site adopts the iterative join algorithm to assemble local partial matches within the site.
This work demonstrates the feasibility of using the STARFM algorithm to assemble an imagery time series at Landsat spatial resolution and MODIS temporal resolution in vegetated dryland ecosystems.
We had Roche assemble contigs de novo rather than by using a reference genome, developed an algorithm to assemble contigs to pseudomolecules by synteny to the genome of MG1655, and wrote a custom Perl program to find polymorphisms in the aligned genomes.
Several research groups have developed "scaffolding" algorithms to assemble these typically short sequence contigs into larger constructs (Miller et al. 2010).
The following algorithm used to assemble the structure is diabolically simple but almost always builds and clusters the molecules in a way that is instantly recognizable.
One reason is that human DNA is full of repetitive sequences -- the same run of letters repeated over and over again -- and these repetitions baffle the computer algorithms set to assemble the pieces.
Illumina sequencing and the SOAPdenovo algorithm were used to assemble the Chinese alligator genome.
CLC that uses the De Brijun algorithm was used to assemble the cDNA sequences of lily and tulip [ 24].
Results: In this article, we proposed a dynamic programming algorithm that is able to assemble the haplotypes optimally with time complexity O(m × 2 k × n), where m is the number of reads, k is the length of the longest read and n is the total number of SNPs in the haplotypes.
