The phrase "alignment leading to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or situation where alignment results in a specific outcome or effect.
Example: "The team's alignment on project goals is leading to increased productivity and collaboration."
Alternatives: "alignment resulting in" or "alignment causing".
Heels higher than four centimeters may cause improper spinal alignment, leading to muscle tension and pain.
Connectivity-based strategies could emerge as an alternative to deformation-based alignment leading to match the connectomes of the subjects rather than images.
A strong anisotropic fracture behavior is obtained with the LS2 glass ceramic through local crystal alignment, leading to fracture energies higher than for the isotropic 3Y-TZP ceramic.
Substitutional transition metal Cr in ZnS core and/or ZnO shell region could induce magnetic moments, create spin ordering and pinning while on C/S interface and also domain alignment leading to different magnetic states in varied C/S architecture.
Since chain alignment leading to interchain disulfide bond formation is the crux of the chain-assembly assay, the data strongly suggest that there is an inability to create interchain disulfide pairing, and this kinetic blockade in the folding of the insulin chains (rather than instability of the native state) leads to enhanced cysteine thiol exposure that can promote intermolecular attack.
Stretching is likely to increase collagen synthesis and improve fibre alignment leading to an increased tensile strength during healing.
Additionally, all molecular data and homology statements (e.g., multiple sequence alignments) leading to the results should be deposited in a public database, as should other data forming the basis for results presented in the paper.
However, in the domain-only network, the alignments leading to a similar topology are shorter and have higher sequence similarity, leading to differences in the associated E-values.
The whole genome alignments leading to comparison of sequences across species can indicate important functional regions that are highly conserved.
Increasing the SNR of the movie sum should increase the accuracy of particle alignments leading to improved reconstructions, particularly in the most difficult cases such as very small proteins.
A single wrong fragment accepted at an early stage of the greedy procedure can subsequently prevent many correct fragments from being included into the alignment, thereby leading to an output alignment of lower over-all quality and to instability.
