Sentence examples for alignments of interest from inspiring English sources

We note that by doing so we allow the reads to unbiasedly align to their best locations in the splice-junction aware genome and subsequently keep our alignments of interest as opposed to aligning the read data directly to the transcriptome (e.g., Roberts and Pachter, 2013).

There are alignments of interests and crossover votes in all elections".

And, yes, there's an alignment of interest of sorts.

In bad times, though, this alignment of interest can break down.

The private equity firm is compensated with this alignment of interest in mind.

The theory of capitalism, going back to Adam Smith over 200 years ago, sees an alignment of interest between consumers and businesses.

Buxton wrote in a letter to the Financial Times: "A way to reassure investors that the board is convinced of the long-term value of its business is through alignment of interest.

Mr. Taylor, author of the so-called Taylor rule, which calls for a careful alignment of interest rates and inflation expectations, said the Fed's rate-cutting was "risky with respect to inflation and the dollar".

"Clients are placing a growing emphasis on alignment of interest," said Daniel Pinto, managing director of Stanhope Capital, a family office that, like Sand Aire, is based in London.

The partnership structure results in an alignment of interest between the private equity general partner and their investors to expand companies over the long term.

The in-house corporate structure with its short-and long- term performance metrics and rewards promotes an alignment of interest between lawyer and client lacking in law firms.