The phrase "alignment of major" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the alignment of major elements or components in a specific context, but it is incomplete as it stands.
Example: "The alignment of major stakeholders is crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "alignment of key" or "coordination of major".
Also shows the alignment of future major streets.
Sponsors are supposed to ensure cross-functional alignment of these major projects.
A comparison with affine registration for inter-subject normalization of 8 subjects shows that the proposed algorithm improves the alignment of several major white matter structures examined: the anterior thalamic radiations, the inferior fronto-occipital fasciculi, the corticospinal/corticobulbar tracts and the genu and the splenium of the corpus callosum.
Alignment of the major phosphorylation sites yielded a (D/E -N-S-(L/M) consensus motif for the TLK target site (Figure 1D/E -N-S-
Figure 4 shows the results of MVAPACK icoshift alignment of the major spectral features present in the Wine data set.
(B ) Sequence alignment of the major Switch II-interacting segment in plexins, RasGAPs and dual-specificity GAPs.
Basing cortical registration on curvature produces superior alignment of the major sulci and gyri of the cortex, as compared with 3D volumetric registration (Fischl, Sereno, and Dale 1999; Argall et al. 2006).
Thus, size, orientation and starting position of the contours were standardized in accordance with the size and alignment of the major axis of the first ellipse, leading to representations of the organs that are only based on internal properties of the outlines (i.e. shape) [ 56].
Considering that L. major is the species with the best assembled genome to date and presents the most complete annotation of non-coding RNAs, we also performed alignments of L. major annotated non-coding RNAs with the LdBPK and LbrM reference genomes, in order to identify non-annotated, non-coding RNA loci in our target genomes.
The sequence alignments of the major transcripts were illustrated in the following figures according to their respective toxin families: 3FTxs (Fig. 5), SVMPs (Fig. 7), CRISPs (Fig. 8), LAAOs (Fig. 9), vespryns (Fig. 10), PLA2s (Fig. 11) and CVFs (Fig. 12).
