"align it to" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase typically suggests the alignment of an object, concept, or idea to a certain point. For example, "Please align it to the center of the page".
A custom pipeline was written in Bash/Perl to assemble the identified N. intermedia data and align it to the three-way alignments on a gene-by-gene basis.
One possible solution would be to correct the PET dataset with an edge-preserving prior first, then align it to the anatomical information image of choice and, once a correct alignment is achieved, proceed with a new reconstruction of the PET dataset with the help of anatomical information.
Devise a portfolio that measures and limits the amount of risk you can afford to take, align it to your specific goals — college financing, retirement, estate building — and leave it alone.
A unified vision of what sustainability means – and how to achieve it – is needed, and the panellists mooted that a Live Aid-type event, or a visionary figurehead, would be useful to rally people around the idea and align it to their everyday lives.
Mr Weston said: "I find it appalling to think that they can take the dignity and the honour and the respect with which those people treated their service and their uniform, and align it to the horrors and desires of these people".
Thus, it needed to develop an effective approach by effective metrics and align it to value metrics in supply chain.
That is, given a target protein sequence, we can predict its 3D structure by aligning it to structurally similar protein structures in PDB.
We translated each ORF sequence into its corresponding protein and aligned it to three protein databases — Refseq, human-nr, and full-nr — in an iterative, subtractive fashion using BLASTP (see Methods).
For example, SSAHA2 aligns read SRR003161.1261578 to X chromosome with mapping quality 244 and BWA-SW aligns it to chromosome 2 with identical alignment length and edit distance.
Wei et al. [ 19] generated a sequence-ready physical map of maize and aligned it to the genome of rice, revealing its complex evolutionary history.
The 3′adaptor was removed by aligning it to the read, allowing one or two mismatches in prefix alignments of at least seven or ten bases, respectively.
