The phrase "alignment of a single" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the arrangement or coordination of a single item or entity in relation to others.
Example: "The alignment of a single component within the system is crucial for optimal performance."
Alternatives: "arrangement of one" or "coordination of a single".
The experimental results show a speedup factor of more than 14x over the Infernal−1.0 with QDB optimization for the alignment of a single long RNA sequence to a large CM model with thousands of states running on a PC platform with Intel Dual-core 2.5 GHz CPU.
After applying a droplet of the SnO2 nanobelt suspension onto the electrodes, the electrodes were connected to a 10 V and 50-kHz AC signal, which was chosen for optimizing the alignment of a single nanobelt.
Currently, GenomeRing is designed to display the alignment of a single chromosome.
Because confocal imaging time was a limiting factor, we sought to develop a method that enabled alignment of a single 63× confocal image stack that covered only a portion of the brain to a standard model of the entire brain.
We further generalize our formulation for handling the special case of fusions that correspond to the alignment of a single transcript to two independent genomic sequences such that there can only be a single transition from the first sequence to the second and no transition from the second to the first.
The automated alignment of a single-core fiber with channel waveguide and single-core fiber system is completed in less than 2 min.
If an alignment of a single-mismatched read is made, a value of 1 is added to each element of the wild-type array in which a sequence match was detected.
(122) Alignment of a single-particle data set is accomplished by a series of comparisons in which alignment parameters are determined on the basis of correlations of each raw image with one or a set of reference images.
Similar to PseudoPipe [ 16], the alignments of a single protein to a LTI were "merged" into super-alignments by recording the left-most and right-most coordinates of all the alignments for the subject-query pair.
These files contain pairwise alignments of a single non-LTR element sequence and its inferred master gene (i.e., ancestral) sequence; we identified the subset of each genome masked by non-LTR element master sequences.
Specifically, we observed that for some divergently transcribed genes in E. coli, the orthologous genes in S. typhi are not syntenic, thus S. typhi provided two separate intergenic regions for alignment to a single intergenic region of E. coli.
