The phrase "alignment found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific alignment or agreement has been identified or established, such as in discussions about strategies, goals, or data analysis.
Example: "After reviewing the project objectives, we can confirm that alignment found between our team's goals and the client's expectations."
Alternatives: "alignment identified" or "alignment established".
Node 206 of the assembly in figure 3, for example, aligned to the spiny rat, whereas the 2 neighboring contigs aligned to the common swift, but when checked against GenBank, the best alignment found for node 206 was to Gallirallus okinawae (Okinawa rail) mitochondrial DNA, so it was reassigned to the pool of bird contigs.
Looking to astrophysical bodies, the often close alignment found between the direction of dipolar fields and the axis of rotation, such as is found for the Earth, also hints at rotational effects being important in organizing the geometry of the magnetic field that results, if not in the initial generation of this field (see, e.g., Chp. 2 of Rüdiger and Hollerbach 2004).
To identify indels, we used the Smith-Waterman alignment found in the MAQ program.
The increasing collagen area ratio and entropy of collagen alignment found by SHG data also support the hypothesis that fibrosis progresses from paroxysmal AF to permanent AF.
Examination of the alignment found two sub-populations of sequences that did not fit the overall alignment consensus in these regions (Table S2).
The more comprehensive alignment found in File S1 was used to calculate the scores but Figure 4 can illustrate the conservation pattern of the predicted SDPs within their sequence context and also the identity of the residues for each PAT.
Analogous to sequence alignment, which finds regions of similarity that are a likely consequence of functional or evolutionary relationships between the sequences, network (or graph) alignment finds regions of topological and functional similarity between networks of different species [ 1].
breseq uses Bowtie2 to map short sequence read data to the reference genome because it performs gapped alignment, finds local matches in the read, and allows exhaustive reporting of all alignments between a read and the reference sequence [ 30].
Due to inconsistencies between sequence alignments found in literature our alignment has been prepared basing on experimental secondary structure prediction for mGluR1 and mGluR3 [1].
The magnetic alignments of materials in these strips correspond closely to the magnetic alignments found in magnetic materials in dateable sedimentary layers at other locations on the earth.
The algorithm performs a dynamic local alignment between the query miRNA sequence and the reference sequence where G U wobble is allowed and generates scores for the alignments found.
