The phrase "alignment demonstrates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a certain alignment (such as in data, strategies, or goals) shows or proves something.
Example: "The alignment demonstrates a clear correlation between the two variables, indicating a strong relationship."
Alternatives: "alignment shows" or "alignment indicates".
Multiple sequence alignment demonstrates a fairly high degree of conservation of this amino acid (Table 5).
Multiple sequence alignment demonstrates a high degree of conservation of this amino acid (Table 5).
The neighbor-joining tree produced from the GH family 5 alignment demonstrates an interesting phenomenon with relation to repeated modules within the same ORF (Figure S3; Table S6).
Multiple sequence alignment demonstrates some degree of conservation of this amino acid, especially among mammals, however, in some other species the isoleucine at this position is replaced by a valine (Table 5).
A pairwise alignment demonstrates that there is a high level of conservation for this peptide (Additional File 8 Figure S2).
Multiple sequence alignment demonstrates that all vertebrate Ugt2a variable protein sequences are highly similar (Additional file 12).
Sequence alignment demonstrated that the full length SOCS6 transcript aligned exactly with the SOCS6 gene on the forward strand of chromosome 18.
The Bible brings personal and communal values into happy alignment, demonstrating that the official's beliefs accord with the beliefs of three-quarters of American citizens.
The alignment demonstrated single nucleotide polymorphisms.
Moreover, mechanical testing revealed that the sheets exhibited mechanical anisotropy similar to that of native vessels with both the stiffness and strength being significantly larger in the direction of alignment, demonstrating that the microscale control of ECM organization results in functional changes in macroscale material behavior.
Sequence alignment demonstrated that these five residues are also conserved in CAS1, CAS2 and CAS3 (Figure 1A).
