The phrase "alignment to track" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of ensuring that something is properly aligned or adjusted to follow a specific path or standard.
Example: "The team worked on the alignment to track the project's progress and ensure all milestones were met."
Alternatives: "adjustment to follow" or "alignment for monitoring".
The disadvantage of trCYK is that unlike local primary sequence alignment, which is as computationally efficient as global sequence alignment, it needs to track the three possible structural alignment modes (joint, left marginal and right marginal) in the dynamic programming recursion.
Young, an engineer and former ballerina with an interest in marine robotics, debuted her project "Dance Training with Digital Tools," a system to track a dancer's alignment during a pirouette turn to improve performance and reduce injuries.
We then use the score γ to track all positive-scoring alignments as given in Figure 3.
Although the now Erie-Lackawanna Railway continued to run the Montclair Branch, it reduced service, reducing the once two-rail alignment to one lone track, and removed most of the tracks at Lackawanna Terminal in Montclair.
SJ, WC and AM developed measures for validating results, implemented topological alignments, and drafted the manuscript; SN and IE contributed weighting schemes; KP and SC initiated the application of topological alignments to cell tracking and coordinated the study jointly with AM.
While making the separation, a new trench had to be dug, which included retaining walls that prevented moving the existing track alignment to delay railroad traffic.
The last way to add an NGS alignment track to GBrowse is via installing it directly on the server.
When inspecting human chromosome 1 in the UCSC browser in the three selected regions, a similarity to sequence from the chicken E26C13 linkage group was found in the chicken alignment chain and alignment net tracks around position 147.5 Mb of HSA1.
The approximate expressions are based on a simple Lorentz function, and are usable for introducing various families of defects, such as mirror shape accuracy, alignment and tracking errors, and astigmatism.
We defined UCRs as non-protein coding genomic regions having a sequence identity > 95% over a 50 bp sliding window of length in human/mouse comparison (based on the tight alignments track from the UCSC genome browser database[ 17], using human and mouse assemblies hg15 and mm3, respectively).
