The phrase "alignment is due" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating that a certain alignment or agreement is expected or required at a specific time.
Example: "The project is nearing completion, and the final alignment is due next week."
Alternatives: "alignment is required" or "alignment is expected".
Such an alignment is due to the microscratches created on the surface in the process of glass polishing.
In fact, the most visible difference in this alignment is due to a physical gap in the rice RefSeq.
It concludes by highlighting the roles that new technologies, including e-textiles, will increasingly play in recording health statistics, wellbeing standards and in actively prompting action long before an alignment is due.
TEs can indeed transpose as nested insertions, but from a technical point of view it is not clear to discern whether this gapped alignment is due to an inserted sequence, a mis-assembly of the reference or an ambiguous alignment to the PacBio reads (the last two cases being common in repetitive sequences), nonetheless, we counted these as correct.
Freeman and Jacques, however, note that several other temples of Angkor depart from the typical eastern orientation, and suggest that Angkor Wat's alignment was due to its dedication to Vishnu, who was associated with the west.
Could this extended alignment be due to residue composition or other bias (e.g. Nitrosoarchaeum sequences are less derived than FtsZ)?
Still the poor coverage of the alignments is due to a low-complexity tail on the 3' end (the last 10 nucleotides) of those 36-nt RNAs which is mainly constituted by uracil (52%).
The rapid drop of the mean % identity of non coding alignments is due to the disappearance of CNC conservation in genome alignments of distant species, both for vertebrates and insects.
With maximum likelihood the tree topology is not derived directly from the genetic distances [ 44]; significant similarity in tree topologies derived from protein sequence alignments are due to shared evolutionary history [ 44- 46].
The second contribution to the alignment score is due to the penalties for all genomic transitions in the alignment, i.e. segments in T which are all mapped to ϕ, indicating a gap.
