Sentence examples for alignment to what from inspiring English sources

There is very little accountability and transparency for blended finance projects, and as far as I can see, its often external multinationals whose interests bear little or no alignment to what's actually best for the poorer country.

Say an 'inner' yes to present, doesn't matter what you say or do externally but there should be an 'inner Yes' or an inner alignment to what is.

UX can help you design spaces better by really looking at all the components and the ways in which they all work together in alignment to attain what the user is trying to achieve.

The difference of what is possible with the best alignment methods (5) to what can be done with rescoring (3) is large.

Comparison of phylogenetic variation with sequences obtained by experiment (Table 1) shows that several amino acid substitutions in F0-GFP, including F27W, F46A, and the F83W/F84W combination, could not have been anticipated based on sequence alignments alone, similar to what was observed for the 57 residue β-barrel-like src SH3 domain [30], hence supporting a fully random mutagenesis approach.

In this study, we computed genome-wide substitution patterns in the mouse lineage from multiple alignments and analyzed to what extent they are predicted by meiotic recombination and other genomic factors.

In 1935, SR 319 was extended further north along the present alignment of SR 118 to what was then designated as SR 32, now a part of SR 29, west of Celina.

To support this claim, we computed a multiple alignment of 38 sequences to what we propose is the common core of the C19MC gene duplication cassette (Figure S8).

To create a Circle of Power of 3, you need the Narokath and Santak runes, and an alignment that's color corresponds to what you wish to heal.

Although the subxiphoid view does not provide the same alignment as the apical view, it is not known to what degree this different alignment affects the results of the hemodynamic examination.

Technology giants must adopt a more strategic approach towards compliance, rather than attempting to manage each often conflicting new rule or regulation as it surfaces, or they may find it increasingly hard to maintain alignment between what they want to do from a strategic perspective and what they end up having to do on a day-to-day basis.