The phrase "alignment in one" is not a standard expression in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing unity or coherence among multiple elements or ideas, but it requires additional context for clarity.
Example: "The project aims to achieve alignment in one, ensuring that all team members are on the same page."
Alternatives: "unity in one" or "cohesion in one".
(TIF 656 kb) Additional file 4: Step 4 Ball alignment in one line with the body.
Crosses represent strength of microtubule alignment in one direction or the other.
For example, some binding sites may inadvertantly be torn apart by the alignment in one of the sequences, because they are not considered during the alignment step.
In addition, incorrect scoring might invalidate iterative searches against consensus sequences; a single false alignment in one of the intermediate searches might pollute a scoring profile and thereby all subsequent searches.
Splign can report both sense and anti-sense alignments for a single mRNA which may give it an advantage over the tools that report alignments in one direction, because an incorrectly directed alignment can have an identity higher than the one in the correct direction.
Genes were deemed narrowly expressed if they overlapped at least one transcript alignment in only one of the four tissues and broadly expressed if they overlapped at least one transcript alignment from all four tissues.
In order to find lineage specific indels, we defined an indel event as an alignment gap in one lineage that did not occur in the other two lineages, or correspondingly that one lineage lacked an alignment gap but a gap of the same length and start position was present in the two other lineages.
We next used the mapped reads that met all pair-end requirements, but contained alignment gaps in one end of the contig to detect short InDels (1 - 5 bp) in each strain.
To help with my knee alignment in Warrior One (and frankly, to give them my unique spin) I cut the knees out.
We examined the distribution of SNPs across the genome by recording each site in the alignment in which one of the strains differed from the other two.
We show that each one of the terms I, II, and III in the right-hand side of Equation 7 computes the minimum cost of an alignment in each one of the groups (a), (b), and (c), respectively, and therefore the minimum among all these terms gives the correct value Rooted-HSA - r T u v, S u ′ v ′.
