The phrase "alignment in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose of achieving alignment, often in contexts related to goals, strategies, or processes.
Example: "We need to ensure alignment in order to achieve our project objectives effectively."
Alternatives: "alignment to" or "alignment for the purpose of".
DNA sequences of yaaW genes were aligned following [Pfam:UPF0174] protein sequence alignment, in order to preserve codon positions in the multiple DNA sequence alignment.
The key idea of the time-aligned phone lattice approach is to find the best time alignment in order to remove pronunciation dictionary and LM constraints.
The nucleotide sequences were aligned using ClustalW [ 60] according to the translated amino-acid alignment in order to keep the codon structure of the coding sequences.
Supersplat aligns RNA-seq data to a reference genome as a gapped alignment in order to empirically define locations representing potential introns.
Emerging applications of these randomly distributed perovskite units require the achievement of controllable alignment in order to match the planar microelectronic fabrication techniques.
For emotion analysis and lip-reading, it is necessary to have a very precise alignment in order to be able to track the face dynamic.
Our findings help develop future capabilities of maneuvering graphene's alignments in order to manufacture novel graphene-based isotropic materials.
A model built in this way can be used to automatically create sub-horizontal geological cross-sections at tunnel level or vertical cross-sections along the alignments in order to define accurately the geo-lithological characteristics along each underground segment during excavation and to calculate the segments lengths in every geological formation along the tunnel.
We used two different methods for generating simulated decoy alignments in order to estimate the false positive rate.
Our mapping algorithm examined all possible combinations of local alignments in order to identify cases in which a sequence could have multiple mapping options to the genome, i.e., duplicated genes.
Sequences bearing similarities to two or more different subtypes were further analyzed by Bootscanning (Simplot 2.5 by Stuart Ray,21 http://sray.med.som.jhmi.edu/RaySoft/SimPlot/) and by visual inspection of alignments in order to identify recombination breakpoints.
