The phrase "alignment in both the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consistency or agreement between two or more elements or aspects in a particular context.
Example: "We need to ensure alignment in both the project goals and the team’s objectives to achieve success."
Alternatives: "congruence in both the" or "consistency in both the".
In particular, ZnO nanocolumns grown on GaN buffered Al2O3 (0001) show an excellent alignment in both the vertical and the horizontal direction.
Altering the alignment in both the sagittal and coronal planes helps improve stability as well as alter the load in the medial compartment.
Multiplanar MRI acquisitions permit the assessment of alignment in both the axial and sagittal planes.
Based on CT measurements, approximately one-third of the TKR had rotational alignment outside of defined tolerances for component alignment in both the Anatomic Landmarks and Rotational Mismatch groups (Table 2).
Current RNA-seq analysis pipelines handle the multiple-alignment problem in both the alignment and assembly steps.
The results identify several statistically significant fragments in both the ORF alignments and the genomic sequence alignments (Table 1).
While GARD found a significant difference between the tree topologies determined for the two parts of the multiple sequence alignment, in both phylogenies reconstructed separately for the two parts the SATé alignment, the LeuRS-B sequences group at the base of the bacterial homologs, whereas LeuRS-A group with the euryarchaeal homologs (see Additional file 2: Figure S2).
To this end, we estimate a tree for each alignment in both datasets using the fasttree program (Price et al., 2010), remove and reconstruct the target sequences using the estimated tree again and calculate the recovery rates.
When this fraction dropped below 5% for the dipteran quartet, or below 3% for the vertebrate quartet, the number of introns possessing an alignment in both pairs of species exceeded the random expectation by a factor of 3; in vertebrates, when only the 0.4% introns with the most stringent conservation were used, an 8-fold excess was observed (fig. 2).
This allowed for the access of further stored information (sequence ID, Smith-Waterman score, Identity score, Similarity score, overlap size of the pair-wise alignment and Start and Stop coordinates of the alignment in both proteins), as well as sorting and filtering to specific criteria.
> -wrap-foot> The results from the automated method (LOOM; see 'Materials and Methods' section) differed from the manual alignment in both number of correspondences and degree of overlap.
