The phrase "alignment specificity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to precision in alignment, often in fields like biology, engineering, or data analysis.
Example: "The alignment specificity of the enzyme is crucial for its function in the biochemical pathway."
Alternatives: "alignment precision" or "specificity of alignment".
Compared to CAST, more B6 reads align with fewer mismatches to fewer positions in the transcriptome, resulting in increased alignment specificity.
It makes use of the alignment specificity of BLASTZ and the sensitivity of DIALIGN.
Short read sequences have lower alignment specificity particularly in the presence of SNPs, sequencing errors and repeat regions.
A similar analysis reported that when the true reference transcriptome is available BWT methods are faster with minimal differences in alignment specificity.
In min-hashing, 93% of examined positions yield an alignment, whereas specificity of k-mer indexing is only 17%.
Since the seeding algorithm is originally proposed to increase sensitivity for local alignment, the specificity should be considered as well as the sensitivity for the oligonucleotide design problem.
We developed TREAT to extend the functionality of these tools and directly integrated structured and sortable formats with embedded hyperlinks to sequence alignment, gene specificity and gene pathway visualizations.
Notably, throughout our analyses the effect of sub-optimal alignments on specificity remained negligible.
Combined with multiple sequence alignment, the specificity-conferring code for the novel substrate 5-MOA is established.
This allows optimal alignment of interface specificity sites, without producing energetically costly conformational changes, essential for high-affinity binding.
Sequence alignment of the specificity loop from apicomplexan M/LDHs with ancestral sequences.
