The phrase "alignment of maps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geography, cartography, or data visualization where maps need to be adjusted or coordinated with one another.
Example: "The alignment of maps is crucial for ensuring accurate navigation and spatial analysis in our research."
Alternatives: "map coordination" or "map synchronization".
Low level Zn and Fe contamination (0.01percentt) in the Ti wires generated Zn and Fe XRF that aided in the subsequent alignment of maps and tissue sections.
Alignment of maps (typically called Rmaps, for restriction maps [ 8]) to sequences has been widely studied as an algorithmic problem [ 9] with a range of practical applications, from genome scaffolding [ 10] to assembly improvement [ 11] and validation [ 12].
Alignment of maps with the tomato and potato genomes shows the presence of previously known translocations and a translocation event that was not observed in previous genetic maps of pepper.
The alignment of mapped reads to the reference genome was visualized by Integrated Genome Browser (IGB) [ 107].
For example, Contact Map Overlap (CMO) problem [41] measures protein structural similarity based on a graph alignment of contact maps; a contact map is simply the adjacency matrix of a RIG, while contact map similarity is the maximum number of common contacts that can be efficiently approximately computed.
Currently, these two genetic maps are intensively used to make alignment of genetic maps that are generated with different mapping populations.
Using alignment of genome maps to the hg38 in silico BspQI map (described below), genome maps that span across the entire N-base gaps were used to estimate the size of the N-base gaps.
Many SNPs were detected in the alignments of mapped captured reads to the 411 translated regions and to the 411 reconstructed genomic reference sequences.
Composite seeds allow us to develop efficient seed-and-extend aligners for map-to-sequence alignment of erroneous mapping data.
In letters to the Indian prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, the Chinese prime minister, Zhou Enlai, quoted a map in the 1929 edition of Encyclopædia Britannica showing the disputed territory as Chinese, with the boundary following the alignment of Chinese maps.
TBSS is a novel group analysis method that is expected to yield better alignment of FA maps from different subjects compared to the conventional VBM-style registration, and thus improved statistical detection of FA differences.
