The phrase "alignment errors in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing mistakes or discrepancies related to alignment in various contexts, such as design, data, or processes.
Example: "The report highlighted several alignment errors in the data visualization that affected the overall interpretation of the results."
Alternatives: "misalignment issues in" or "discrepancies in alignment".
Moreover, the performances of the polarization beam splitter are insensitive to longitudinal alignment errors in the coupling region, which is desirable for device fabrication and practical application.
Instead of Zernike polynomials, truncated Gaussian function is proposed to express localized wave-front deformation in studying mutual alignment errors in free-space laser communication links, which simplifies the calculation.
Since the actual space coordinates of the object are computed according to the geometric relationship between the coordinate of optical head system and the coordinate of the rotary indexing systems, if these two coordinate systems are not in good alignment, errors in the computed coordinates will be introduced.
We observe that the inclusion of structural information significantly reduces alignment and topology uncertainty, and reduces the number of topology and alignment errors in cases where the true trees and alignments are known.
As a performance measure of the alignment we use the average of the absolute alignment errors in seconds at the beginning and at the end of each lyric line.
After that, I made two alignment errors in a row and ended up with more wasted space.
To assess the effect of alignment error in the RA, the sequences were re-aligned with PAGAN and MAFFT (Katoh et al., 2002).
The influences of the alignment error in the sensing element on the measurement accuracy are also theoretically analyzed and experimentally verified.
While it appears from our results that alignment masking is not necessary when ML is used to infer the phylogeny, this may reflect the lack of alignment error in the simulated data.
In our implementation of masking (REAP), we mimic the way it would be performed on real data by also excluding columns and rows that show evidence of misalignment, even though there is no alignment error in our simulation.
Because there is no alignment error in the simulated data, the sum-of-pairs score threshold for eliminating misaligned sequences was not varied but instead held constant at a value of s s = 0.25.
