It does not guarantee its "correctness", and the same holds, of course, for score-optimal results: Even if one could show that a certain alignment has optimal score, that would not imply that it is also biologically correct since the underlying scoring function may assign optimal numerical scores to biologically wrong alignments.
But that does not guarantee its success.
Design, however, cannot guarantee its results.
Two data copies were used to guarantee its data consistency.
Albany has not yet guaranteed its coöperation.
That alone should have guaranteed its success.
Its place in art history guaranteed its easy sale.
Additional file 1: ITS alignment.
Unlike other synovial joints of the body, the knee encompasses a cluster of anatomical structures such as meniscus, extra- and intra-articular ligaments, bones, cartilage, and periarticular muscles; its integrity, congruity, and alignment guarantee its dynamic yet fragile stability, as well as its capacity to face extremely demanding biomechanical tradeoffs.
When you begin your fellowship we will attempt to match your disciplinary background (if there are projects in your discipline area), and your interests, but we can't guarantee perfect alignment, nor is it necessary for a successful learning experience in this fellowship.
This effect can have important implications for real-world applications, where it is nearly impossible to guarantee the alignment of the nanoshells with the polarization of light.
