The phrase "alignment models for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing frameworks or systems designed to ensure consistency or compatibility in various contexts, such as technology, business, or research.
Example: "The researchers developed alignment models for optimizing machine learning algorithms."
Alternatives: "frameworks for alignment" or "models for alignment purposes".
An improved two-position initial alignment model for strapdown inertial navigation system is proposed.
The inset compares the zoomed-in secondary electron cut-off region of the UPS spectra for different CEs; and b Schematic band alignment model for the entire DSSC device.
Existing alignment models, while important for raising awareness of alignment issues, have provided little in the way of guidance for actually correcting misalignment and thus achieving alignment.
Another simple method involving less computing time is to build an alignment model only for a few plant species, including A. thaliana and O. sativa, and re-align the new family members.
The alignment model described here for apomyoglobin can also explain the pattern of residual dipolar couplings reported previously for denatured states of staphylococcal nuclease and other proteins.
Each segment evolves independently along a phylogenetic tree according to a pairwise alignment model which allows for insertions, deletions, and substitutions on each branch of the tree.
Expressed sequences are compared to the human genome to find high quality hits, and are then aligned to it using a spliced alignment model that allows long gaps, for modeling introns.
All sets of parameters used for sequence alignment, model testing and phylogenetic analysis were listed (Additional File 17).
Then, the parameters for the alignment model (θ = 0.211 and w1 = 0.081) were estimated from 400 paralogous intron sequences, in which nucleotide and indel divergence are sufficiently low as to make the alignments practically unambiguous.
Then, we reconstructed the phylogenetic tree of MIR159/319 from a structural alignment using RNA models for paired and unpaired nucleotides, thus revealing the evolutionary history of this miRNA gene family.
