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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aligns into" is not standard in written English and may not be considered correct.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe the process of aligning something into a specific position or arrangement, but "aligns with" or "aligns to" are more commonly used.
Example: "The new policy aligns into our existing framework, ensuring consistency across departments."
Alternatives: "aligns with" or "aligns to".
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The protein, called tubulin, aligns into long tubular filaments that shuttle molecules through the cell and are essential for guiding chromosomes during the line dance of cell division.
Comb it through so it aligns into a ponytail, making sure there are no stray hairs.
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Protosteloid amoeba SSU sequences were hand aligned into an existing SSU rDNA multiple sequence alignment in MacClade (Sinauer Associates, Sunderland, MA) [82].
For reads that were aligned into multiple locations (LTRs), we considered only one randomly selected alignment location.
Her wings won't align into graceful ports de bras.
These instruments quickly and indiscernibly align into the rhythm of a human heartbeat.
Diatom frustules are initially purified, sorted, and aligned into compact monolayers on underlying silicon substrates.
There appears to be something natural about aligning into opposing camps, whether over the World Series or the Afghan war.
All participants' FA data were then aligned into a common space using the nonlinear registration tool FNIRT.
It is hypothesized that the self-assembled MAX8 nanofiber structure consists of closed β-hairpins aligned into antiparallel β-sheets.
Our results suggest that myocardial tissue layers in alternating sheet-populations align into a more chamber-horizontal orientation during contraction.
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