The phrase "an alignment to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of adjusting or coordinating something to fit a particular standard, goal, or framework.
Example: "The team is working on an alignment to the new company values to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "a coordination with" or "a conformity to".
For an alignment to be valid, it must align with 100% nucleotide over the entire extent of the Illumina (Illumina, San Diego, CA) read.
Predictions begin from an alignment to a parent protein of known structure and coordinates for the aligned regions are taken directly from the parent structure and serve as a fixed template.
It is one of perhaps four stones that once marked the mouth of the monument on an alignment to the north-east - so that, like other British neolithic sites, it would respond to the shafts of sunlight at sunset on midwinter's day (not, as is usually said, midsummer's day).
The jousting and Mr. Bennet's apparent popularity in a place where Ms. Markey must do well (Larimer County has about half the population of her district) has created an alignment to court older voters, with Ms. Markey playing up her alliances with Mr. Bennet.
This configuration generates a clock output that is in phase with the data, i.e., an alignment to the rising edge of the clock related to the data valid window.
Craibe: You know, we have an alignment to the Scriptures, but that's our belief.
The first HMM-based filter is a sequence-only method, while the second uses an HMM alignment to constrain a structural alignment.
Average percent identity was approximately 92%, with an average alignment length of 384 bp, and 51,087 contigs (91%) produced a unique alignment to a single chromosome (Table S6).
He will change the Falcons' defense from a 4-3 alignmentoto a 3-4.
They translate each block in one reading frame and perform a gapped alignment to a query protein.
