The phrase "alignment can help to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the benefits or advantages of achieving alignment in various contexts, such as teamwork, strategy, or goals.
Example: "In our project, alignment can help to ensure that all team members are working towards the same objectives."
Alternatives: "alignment can assist in" or "alignment can aid in".
We find that (i) of the algorithms tested, while none appear to be both highly reproducible and accurate, ZNMI is one of the most accurate by far and (ii) while users should be wary of predictions drawn from a single alignment, considering an ensemble of sub-alignments can help to determine both highly accurate and reproducible couplings.
Examining patterns of evolutionary conservation across multiple whole genome alignments can help to distinguish protein-coding regions from non-protein-coding regions, e.g., as in the analyses of 12 Drosophila [ 70] and 29 mammal [ 71] genomes.
Global alignment can help us to understand variations between species and be used to detect functions of orthologs and construct phylogenetic relationships.
In this context, the identification of correlated residue positions in multi-sequence alignments (MSAs) can help to identify biologically relevant sets of residues and the functional surfaces that they form in protein superfamilies.
Hence, an alignment of interests between governance scales can help to promote more effective DRM.
The idea is to test whether adding more sequences to a native alignment can help homology detection.
Here we demonstrate how information on gene interactions can help to resolve ambiguous sequence alignments.
Artificial disc replacements, which serve the function of separating vertebrae to allow for proper spinal alignment, can help treat debilitating low back pain in patients who have failed other conservative methods of treatment.
Testing different software for miRNA-seq alignment can help select an optimal aligner for this type of data.
The anchoring approach that we implemented can help to find out which component of our alignment program is to blame if automatically produced alignments are biologically incorrect.
