The phrase "alignment they" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The alignment they achieved was impressive." (Note: This is a corrected version for context.)
Alternatives: "their alignment" or "the alignment that".
Several well-established sequence comparison algorithms are based on sequence alignment: they compute sequence similarity by aligning portions of sequences (e.g., subsequences) that have common nucleotide assignments.
Sometimes, by sheer random alignment, they appear to flit across the face of their suns.
The "dirty wars" of the recent past are playing out once again; time will tell what type of political alignment they will give rise to in response.
"At the moment we don't have enough timbers to give any kind of alignment, they're not in a straight or a circle – but they could have supported a substantial platform with some form of domestic structure or dwelling".
A lot of the Jets' sacks won't come in a 4-3 or a 3-4 alignmentheyhey'll come in a Whatever The Heck This Third Down Defensive Look Is alignment.
Although HBV consensus sequences can be generated easily by sequence alignment, they may not exist in nature or could not usually be isolated from patient samples.
Using the largest PPI networks from BioGRID, we show that L-GRAAL's alignments outperform other network alignments: they uncover the largest common sub-networks between aligned networks, as measured by EC and symmetric sub-structure scores.
From these alignments they generated contigs and determined differences between the consensus sequence for each strain and the reference sequence.
After a manual cleaning of these alignments they were used to generated HMMs (with the above described tools).
In the case of submitting alignments, they are accepted in FASTA and SELEX formats.
When there were gaps in either the N2 or Hawaiian genome between the "major" alignments, they were annotated as indels.
