The phrase "alignment differently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is aligned in a manner that is not the usual or expected way.
Example: "We need to approach this project with alignment differently to achieve better results."
Alternatives: "different alignment" or "alternative alignment".
Only 120 of the 33.6 million (0.0003 %) reads were aligned differently between the two alignments.
This risk of being attacked in relation to a cricket's alignment with the group can be quantified by examining the response of band members to stationary individuals that are aligned differently with respect to band direction of travel.
The use of features completely avoided the problems of the seq alignment, because, differently from seq, the feat alignment is completely independent from the RMSD and, thus, from its local minima.
Alignment between differently colored channels was performed on single slices or projections using the TurboReg plugin for ImageJ (Thevenaz et al. 1998).
The residues responsible for this contrast are mapped in multiple sequence alignment to positions differently and characteristically conserved in distinct evolutionary branches.
However, observations based on additional investigation of unreported fusions highlight the critical importance of tool-specific criteria and parameters that might lead to false negatives or false positives evidence for fusions from alignment data was processed differently by different tools yielding different results.
(b) Measurement of RDCs generally requires dissolution into an ordering medium with which the domains may have differential interactions, and the electric potential of a charged alignment medium may perturb differently the different conformations of the biomolecule.
Degree centralization of the activity alignment network measures how differently the team members aligned their activity levels with that of others.
Each of the three markers was handled differently in alignment.
Their algorithms were written from scratch, comprising functions for fitting and smoothing densitometry traces, automatic band finding, band matching (called alignment) and eventually identifying differently expressed bands.
