The phrase "alignment and its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or connection between alignment and something else that follows, typically in a technical or analytical context.
Example: "The study focuses on alignment and its impact on team performance in collaborative projects."
Alternatives: "alignment and its implications" or "alignment and its effects".
It's about a new alignment and its potential impacts in Syria, in Iraq, in Lebanon, in all the regional arrangements".
A potential AuxRE site was considered as conserved if it was located to the existing alignment and its core sequence TGTC was conserved among the four plant species.
Using the doctor blade technique, composite films were prepared and the alignment and its effect on the electrical conductivity of the composite were investigated.
A review of alternative design approaches is presented and the choice of matrix material is discussed in terms of band alignment and its effect on the photoresponse.
The superimposition structure of main-chain atoms of the GK model with closely homologue of GK (1EX7, chain A), has revealed better alignment and its root mean square deviation (RMSD) (43% similarity) is 0.602 Ǻ.
We start by defining an alignment and its annotation more formally (see Figure 4).
However, Align-GVGD employs gene-specific alignments and its performance is severely affected when automatically generated alignments are used [Hicks et al., 2011].
In addition, the multi-alignment and its manual editing allow to check the quality of sequences to detect any sequencing errors.
Vingron and Argos [ 11] demonstrated that there was a relationship between conservatism of the optimal global alignment region in a set of suboptimal alignments and its similarity with the structural alignment results.
BAM's run time only slightly increased from 143 s to 165 s for 10 and 160 million alignments; and its memory usage remained stable: less than 1 GB for all alignment sizes.
Our results show that PAGAN produces exceptionally accurate alignments and its phylogenetic approach can efficiently use the evolutionary information available while remaining unimpaired by more distantly related sequences in the reference alignment.
