The phrase "alignment frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to design, engineering, or any field where alignment is important, such as in project management or software development.
Example: "We need to establish an alignment frame to ensure all team members are on the same page regarding project goals."
Alternatives: "alignment structure" or "alignment guideline".
Open image in new window Fig. 6 Offset inserter with alignment frame provides better orientation of acetabular component.
The impactor for the shell can be provided with lateral alignment frame that gives an exact 45° abduction and 20° forward flexion of the shell (Fig. 6).
These include pin loosening (with loss of fixation, loss of alignment, frame instability, and, in rare cases, abandoning external fixator treatment [26, 28]), osteomyelitis, joint or fracture site contamination, and increasing pain which limits patient function.
This dataset [ 18] was derived from human genes in RefSeq [ 19], VEGA [ 20], and UCSC known Gene databases [ 21], and had been passed through a series of rigorous filters that would remove genes with annotation errors, sequencing and assembly errors, poor synteny relationships, incomplete alignments, frame-shifts, changes in exon-intron structure, and recent duplication evidences [ 18].
When aligning frame i with frame i + 1, we carry as much color information as possible from the previous alignment of frame i - 1 with frame i.
POLQA carries out alignment per frame and estimates the degraded signal sample rate.
3D_Viewer, developed in our laboratory for this purpose, has four major functions: image alignment, movie frame production, movie viewing, and shift-overlay image generation.
Lastly, we visually inspected each alignment for frame shift errors.
For a targeted metabolite analysis, the method 'peak alignment and frame extraction' is applied.
These challenges can be overcome using approaches based on anchoring the overall alignment tensor frame on specific domains through paramagnetic alignment or helix elongation.
Alignment-ambiguous regions (highly variable regions of sequence which could not be satisfactorily aligned), were removed from the data sets in Myo15, Otog and Cldn14, while keeping the alignment in frame.
