The phrase "alignment to correct" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to adjusting or aligning something to a correct state or standard, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to ensure the alignment to correct specifications before proceeding with the project."
Alternatives: "adjustment to correct" or "alignment for accuracy".
In addition to baseline correction, chromatographic fingerprints often require alignment to correct peak shifts.
Further work is certainly warranted to realise automatic segmentation, volumetric rendering and instantaneous model alignment, to correct for tissue deformation, to measure the impact on operative time and surgical outcomes, and to quantify further the targeting accuracy with respect to traditional methods.
Intrasession image alignment to correct for motion was performed using the first acquisition of the final functional run as the reference scan.
We manually checked the resulting alignment to correct for signs of frameshifts in sequences.
If paths P and P′ overlap, we construct their overlap alignment to correct distance D. We select the parameter Ψ as a threshold for the density of the read-pairs within the confidence strip.
At this point, the unmapped and breakpoint reads can be extracted again from the original alignment to correct the soft-clipping at these new SV locations, using the same procedure.
Prior to the estimation of Ks, all pairwise alignments of amino acid sequences among the WG duplicates and the tandem duplicates were computed using the software MUSCLE with default settings (Edgar 2004) and then their protein sequence alignments were used as an alignment guide to correct for pairwise nucleotide alignments using a perl script (available upon request).
Finally we design a simple alignment procedure to correct the displacement of the extracted skeleton with respect to the true underlying medial surface.
In addition, we propose a force alignment procedure to correct for the drift in the experimental measure of the opening position, a major source of error.
The goal of alignment was to correct the postoperative mechanical axis to within 3° of neutral, and all component angles to within 3 degrees of the ideal.
These findings were also replicated using alignment measures to correct for the potential size difference of the visual cortex of the blind.
