The phrase "alignment on each" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for agreement or consistency regarding individual items or aspects in a particular context.
Example: "We need to ensure alignment on each of the project goals to achieve success."
Alternatives: "agreement on each" or "consistency for each".
Is there alignment on each team's Point B and strategic priorities, and do those tally up to the organization's strategy?
The SNP markers and InDel markers discovered from sequence alignment on each scaffold were traced to each SLG through their respective SNP markers on the map.
Relationships between genes were graphed based on best reciprocal hits and best score ratios, before constructing multiple sequence alignment on each cluster that was derived.
The second strategy, the default BicPAM option, is to iteratively perform alignments on each column (or row).
A call was validated if it was detected by 10 unique alignments on each strand corresponding at least to five different starting points.
Of the 22,470 SNPs with hits, 19,943 had only 1 scaffold hit with only 1 alignment on the scaffold, 1,571 had 1 scaffold hit but >=2 alignments on the scaffold (3 alignments per scaffold hit on average), and 956 had >=2 scaffold hits (~3 hits per oligo on average) with 1 or more alignments on each of the scaffolds (~7 alignments per scaffold hit or ~20 alignments per oligo on average).
The main alternative to supertree methods are combined analysis methods, also known as supermatrix or total evidence approaches; these methods concatenate the alignments on each marker to produce a large "combined dataset", which is then analyzed using a phylogenetic estimation method (e.g., maximum likelihood or maximum parsimony).
Even though all aligners can choose one alignment for each read, based on a certain standard, there is no guarantee that the one they choose represents the true location.
These critics are wary of relying on the alignment of each shareholder's economic incentives with the long-term success of a corporate enterprise.
We identified 17 (92.6%–98.2% sequence identity) distinct sequence reads in the CSF of patient VES085 and 6 (95.6%–98.9%, sequence identity) distinct reads from patient VES065 with pairwise identities based on BLASTn alignment of each read to the reference genome (GenBank accession no. EU175855.1).
Relative rate tests were performed on a single merged alignment and on each of the 84 multiple alignments using Tajima's method [ 44, 45].
