The phrase "alignment track" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to audio or video production, where it refers to a guide or reference line for aligning elements.
Example: "Make sure to follow the alignment track when editing the video to ensure all clips are properly aligned."
Alternatives: "guidance line" or "reference track".
Relevant design and geometrical parameters of the track are the track alignment, track top, gauge, superelevation and twist.
This study analyses longitudinal level, alignment, track gauge, cant, and twist over the kilometre.
The data analysis was conducted using Excel based upon measured and filtered track quality values; longitudinal level, alignment, track gauge, cant, twist, STD for longitudinal level, and the relationship of track distance (km) or over time.
Additionally, we downloaded the 29-way eutherian mammals Enredo-Pecan-Ortheus (EPO) alignment track containing ultra-conserved elements from the EnsEMBL database and compared this to our alignment results (supplementary figure S1).
The last way to add an NGS alignment track to GBrowse is via installing it directly on the server.
To change the appearance of the sequence alignment track, click on the toolbox icon that appears in the track's titlebar.
OWB uses infrared technology incorporating FEC, alignment tracking and integrated packet processing techniques to enhance its reliability.
MochiView's motif and multiple genome alignment tracks are also interactive.
At UCSC, the multiz alignment tracks [ 9] provide homologous sequences of other species.
In BGD, the homolog alignment tracks are linked to their source webpage at NCBI, Ensembl or Uniprot.
CDS and gene tracks are linked to the Gene Information component, and external links to GeneBank and KONAGAbase are available by clicking the EST or PXS gene alignment tracks.
