The phrase "align the size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adjustment or coordination of dimensions or proportions in various contexts, such as design, manufacturing, or data presentation.
Example: "To ensure a cohesive look, we need to align the size of all the images on the website."
Alternatives: "adjust the dimensions" or "standardize the size".
The table reports, for each alignment, the size of the aligned complexes and the ISC (Index of Structural Conservation) score.
Our findings identified a 17 kDa fragment in both the U2-OS cell lysate and human OA cartilage extract using the NB509-11G8 antibody, which align with the size of the fragment from C-terminus to potential cleavage site at Gly-Ile bond, which has been identified in chick cartilage [ 13, 33].
For instance, a funder could look at internal grantmaking practices and intentionally align them with the size of grants made and the sophistication of organizations funded.
Some monomers of the semiflexible ring chains wrap around the linearly aligned monomers and the size of helix is independent of chain length of ring chains.
Seqlogo graphs display stacked letters for the nucleotides (i.e., A, C, G, T) at each aligned position, with the size of each letter being proportional to its frequency in the sequences and with the total height of all letters on each position reflecting the information content of the position.
In collaboration with Stanford University, Bhringer has shown that an array of four chips can align a mock satellite the size of a tennis ball by nudging it to and fro.
Using these parameters, reads were only aligned when their relative orientations are correct and their inferred distance along the assembly (the aligned span size) was consistent with the estimated library insert size.
To reduce the computer memory requirement for the calculations, we carefully examined the aligned data to minimize the size of the data structures that were held in memory simultaneously.
The complexity of the MP-Align algorithm is exponential in the size of the two input hypergraphs.
The critical values of the alignment were set as follows: E-value ≤ 1e-10, identity percentage (indicates the similarity between the aligned sequences with respect to the length of the matched region) ≥ 60, and coverage percentage (indicates the similarity between the aligned sequences with respect to the size of the query's sequence) ≥ 80.
We then counted the size of the aligned region of the reads, the size of the aligned regions in the genome and the number of identical positions in the alignments.
