The phrase "alignment encountered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, engineering, or any situation where alignment is a factor and an encounter or issue arises.
Example: "During the calibration process, an alignment encountered caused a delay in the project timeline."
Alternatives: "alignment issue" or "alignment problem".
Based on the direct visualization of the MWCNT disentanglement process in the TEM, a polymer physics-based model for the unraveling of MWCNT entanglements, a source of aligned MWCNTs, is proposed that explains differences in MWCNT alignment encountered for different matrix polymers.
Bowtie was run in its default mode which outputs the first alignment encountered with two or fewer mismatches as well as conditions which are most similar to offering full sensitivity to two and three mismatches, '-v 2 -a –best – strata' and '-v 3 -a –best – strata'.
The current methodology we described allows detection of protein carbonylation and total protein within a single gel, eliminating problems with alignment typically encountered during image analyses involved in matching two different detection systems.
Alignment difficulties were encountered with sequences of three other tribes (Theclini, Eumaeini and Lycaenini) which were therefore excluded from the analysis.
Vanessa Weaver, chief executive of Alignment Strategies in Washington, encountered such a situation when she was called into a firm whose African American female employees had a very high absentee rate.
Moreover, even though the near-tip blood flow was altered due to the presence of a catheter, the particle distribution matched the flow split if the distance between the injection point and the first bifurcation encountered enabled the alignment of particles with blood flow.
We expect that the few polymorphisms encountered in the alignment regions dedicated to primer design by PHYLORPH will be sufficiently representative of the group of species considered in the analysis.
Another issue we encountered in the alignment of the GO and ChEBI is classification by biological role.
Multiple sections of highly similar sequences may well explain some of the difficulties that were encountered with sequence alignment of the MHC reference.
Other problems may also be encountered when performing alignment on genome sequences, related with the presence of non-coding subsequences, or simply with the computational burden associated with the alignment of whole genomes [ 10].
Specific problems encountered during building and alignment of the lens and measuring the resolution are discussed as well.
