The phrase "alignment with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conformity or agreement with a particular standard, principle, or entity.
Example: "The company's new policy is in alignment with a commitment to sustainability."
Alternatives: "conformity to a" or "agreement with a".
The program AliStat was used to remove poorly aligned positions within the alignment with a mask value of 98 (55).
The C-terminal Tudor (Tud2) domains of FXR1 and FXR2 yield a 1.08 Å r.m.s.d. on alignment with a 79% sequence identity for the aligned residues.
He brings "Home" into alignment with a social order in which fissures of class, becoming chasms, begin to seem normal.
Conjecture began instantly that Nike might consider some sort of alignment with a club company to streamline endorsements, while players who use Nike's equipment were immediately inundated with pitches from other companies.
Freedom was not the capacity to do as one liked but was the alignment with a universal will toward well-being.
Repurposing finance, and requiring regulatory approval for future innovations, will ensure alignment with a flourishing economy and is the surest path to real democratization.
Through its alignment with a historical period and its integration with the Wartburg story, the Lohengrin legend became part of German popular tradition.
Therefore, a nested type-I band alignment with a ratio ΔE C/ΔE V of about 1 1.2 is obtained.
Any alignment with a shape Tanimoto above the Transform-Tanimoto value of, in this case, 0.73 is stored for reuse during database screening.
We re-used a previously made state-level segmentation of the signals obtained by means of a forced alignment with a conventional HMM-based ASR system.
From a total of 195 probe sets, 176 could be mapped to the sorghum genome based on their alignment with a sorghum gene ("Materials and methods").
