The phrase "alignment focused on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific area or aspect that is the center of attention or consideration in a process or strategy.
Example: "Our project requires an alignment focused on improving team communication and collaboration."
Alternatives: "alignment centered on" or "alignment aimed at".
The SSU rRNA sequence from R. viridis was added to a 39-taxon alignment focused on the diversity of euglenids using representative kinetoplastids and diplonemids as an outgroup.
The other alignment focused on Dsh orthologs within caenorhabditid nematodes, using genes from C. elegans, C. angaria, C. japonica, C. brenneri, C. remanei, C. briggsae, with the intracellular parasite T. spiralis and the parasitoid wasp N. vitripennis as outgroups.
It provides different visual representations of the alignment, focusing on differences and similarities between the chromatograms.
These alignments focused on the euchromatic regions and the adjacent heterochromatin border regions, where potato and tomato display homology in their sequences.
(B ) A composite average is produced by merging two independent alignments focusing on regions at the outer membrane (left) respectively the inner membrane (middle).
For each alignment, we focused on the percentage of amino acid identity (Table 3).
The embedding of Risk Model in both RIVM and the Inspectorate was limited and the management was hardly involved during the production process, while their alignment efforts focused on general issues and not on project-specific issues.
In order to assess the significance of the alignments, we focused on three values of a structure alignment: size of the alignment, size of the double-stranded region of the alignment, and RSmatch score of the alignment.
Moreover, the alignment focuses exclusively on the target complex regions in each subtomogram, which significantly decreases the influence of background noise and surrounding structures to the alignment process.
Mr. Georgescu offers five: creativity, enlightened leadership (as opposed to command and control), competency, alignment (everyone is focused on the same objective) and ethical behavior.
During the production phase, alignment efforts primarily focused on discussing the concepts and drafts for the risk models and on the design of the electronic tool.
