The phrase "alignment to a more" is not complete on its own, but it is grammatically correct and can be used in written English when part of a larger context.
You can use it when discussing adjustments or changes towards a more favorable or desired state or condition.
Example: "Our team is focusing on alignment to a more efficient workflow to enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "adjustment towards a more" or "conformity to a more".
Finally the number of reference sequences in the alignment was reduced to a more manageable subset still representing a wide variety of MIPs from bacteria, land plants, mammals and viruses.
These poses help you build and maintain the strength and alignment to practice the more complex postures with integrity.
The commission stresses the need to shift from the current pork-barrel, earmark-driven spending to a more rational alignment of money and mission, and it suggests how that might be accomplished.
Considering the link between accounting change and the HRD system architecture in both periods, the study illustrated that the mediating effect of HRD stemmed from activities enabling a 'resource gap'-analysis, and that effects of organizational failures induced the switch to a more strategic alignment of HRD policies and practices.
By 1960, PA 83 was realigned to a more direct alignment between Bernville and Schubert, passing through Strausstown.
A jog in the routing near Almena was removed in 1937 when Wisconsin rerouted the highway to a more direct alignment in the area.
In 1935, the portion of US 2 between Montpelier and St. Johnsbury was relocated to a more northerly alignment using a section of then Vermont Route 18.
Finally, we show that we can produce more accurate alignment boundaries, even without true domain boundary knowledge, by using the initial BLOSUM62 alignment identity to specify a more appropriate scoring matrix.
These include (1) the tendency for the core system to promote local alignment producing a more parallel arrangement than would a direct readout of the Ds pattern; (2) that oppositely oriented Ft-Ds heterodimers are unevenly distributed despite the even distribution of total Ds; (3) the tendency of MTs to align along the long axis of the cell may be stronger than the influence of Ft-Ds.
After a compartment is identified, a spliced alignment algorithm can step in to produce a more accurate alignment of the cDNA with the local genomic interval.
