The phrase "alignment arising from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a certain alignment or agreement is the result of specific factors or influences.
Example: "The alignment arising from our discussions has led to a clearer understanding of our goals."
Alternatives: "alignment resulting from" or "alignment derived from".
A new alignment arises from aligning the reprojected reconstruction with the original projections, and this process is iterated until convergence is met.
Estimating expression levels using 'gene models' to explain the observed read alignments arising from different spliceforms then allows the exploitation of non-unique reads, which make up 80% of all the mapped reads.
The pairwise alignments used to define segments in the anchor graph have already been filtered for orthology (using delta-filter as described in Section 2.1) but inconsistencies between pairwise alignments arising from repeats and duplications can produce paths in the alignment graph with multiple segments from the same genome.
One of the major limitations of multiple alignments arises from the heuristic methods used to calculate the multiple sequence alignment.
In contrast, the proposed feeding architecture is very easy to fabricate and it overcomes the alignment difficulties arising from the proximity and aperture coupled feeding structures.
Strain-induced alignment arises a priori from a combination of reversible elastic effects and irreversible inelastic effects.
Donor alignment initiative arose from the strategic plan, rather than being driven by the donors themselves.
Whenever possible, the common or overlapping sequence-to-domain alignment that arose from both HMMER2 and HMMER3 are paired at an overlap ratio, overlap ratio of 0.9 (see Eq. 4 in Methods).
The weighting is proposed to accelerate the convergence of dynamic programming and correct for effects arising from alignment lengths.
