The phrase "alignment partner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where two parties are working together towards a common goal or objective, often in business or strategic settings.
Example: "Our alignment partner has been instrumental in helping us achieve our project milestones."
Alternatives: "strategic partner" or "collaborative partner".
We often make product decisions based on strategic alignment, partner requests or even legal advice — the end user doesn't care.
As a conservative pruning procedure, we only consider aligned node pairs which appear in more than half the runs (for comparison, under random matching a given alignment partner appears with probability 1/ N ~ 0.03).
It involves an evolutionary process in which a pair of networks derives from a common ancestor (which accounts for a certain degree of similarity), and each network has since evolved independently (which results in edge changes, vertex changes, and vertices losing their alignment partner).
Based on the alignment due to matching interactions and on the annotation of one of the alignment partners, we predict the function of several ORFs.
In Figure 3a the ranks of reading frames in VZV are plotted against the ranks of their alignment partners in KSHV.
For complexity analysis, we assume O(c) and O d) bounds on the number of candidate base pairing and alignment partners per sequence position, respectively.
Using the alignment partners of all housekeeping genes in the yeast interactome, we construct an alignment consistency table of size 1,540×79, which summarizes the network alignments over the shared subsection of tissue-specific networks.
Paralogous vertices in scenario (ii) can be considered an easier task to resolve, as among N possible alignment partners, there are only two partners with some vertex similarity and, of them, just one also shares topological similarity with its ortholog.
Assuming O(c) and O d) bounds on the number of candidate base pairing and alignment partners, respectively, per position of both sequences, we show that the time complexity of the RAF algorithm scales quadratically in the length of the sequences, while the space complexity scales linearly (Appendix B.1).
It identifies advocacy as an important mechanism to prioritize women's and children's health while ensuring links between global, regional and national priorities, and an alignment of partner efforts in reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health.
Additionally, despite the noteworthy increase in the alignment of partners to the ministerial policies during the preparation of the FHCI, there appear to be some disconnections between the different actors.
