The phrase "alignment to enable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need for alignment in order to facilitate or allow something to happen.
Example: "We need to ensure alignment to enable effective collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "coordination to facilitate" or "congruence to allow".
Further analysis is currently underway on additional peptides, specifically looking for alternative conformational and binding group alignment modes to enable us to draw more general conclusions on features that contribute to successful binding interactions.
On-command on/off switching of cell polarized motility and alignment is anticipated to enable new study of directed cell motility in tumor metastasis, in cell homing, and in tissue engineering.
In each case, the reactor was mounted into a gas delivery stub, itself mounted to a standard goniometer (to enable alignment).
The reactor cell was mounted into a gas delivery stub, itself mounted to a Huber goniometer head 1006 (to enable alignment).
We plan to extend Mugsy to support parallel processing to enable alignment of even larger datasets.
The alignment was good enough to enable identification of all conserved regions (colored boxes).
The Web Services also provides the user a mechanism to identify common reaction pathways to enable alignment across models.
Thousands of genomes are organized and indexed using Bowtie2 (Langmead and Salzberg, 2012) and SAMtools (Li et al., 2009) to enable alignment and bias correction for abundance estimation, respectively.
As discussed below, we are developing and testing a program to "retrofit" alignments created with other read mapping programs such as BWA or BOWTIE [ 46], to provide similar information as part of an alignment post-processing step, to enable efficient MEI detection using the primary mappings.
As more similar sequences are completed, comparative genomics studies using sequence and/or mRNA structure alignments will be incorporated to enable identification of conserved -1 PRF signals across species and/or genes.
