The phrase 'misalignment to' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used in the context of a misalignment between two entities. For example, "The company's lack of responsiveness has led to a misalignment to customer expectations."
The scholars attributed this "misalignment" to differences in "noncognitive skills": attentiveness, persistence, eagerness to learn, the ability to sit still and work independently.
The behaviour of Tidal Stream Turbines (TST) in the dynamic flow field caused by waves and rotor misalignment to the incoming flow (yaw) is currently unclear.
The reverse transmission, characterized by the displacement ratio of the stapes-footplate relative to the actuator tip on the RW membrane, yielded an average displacement ratio of 0.089 up to 1.2 kHz when the actuator was coupled without angular misalignment to the RW membrane.
New double bands seen at position 19 with dGTP and dATP fit the concept of general inaccuracy of Pol η and its ability to use the transient misalignment to generate base pair substitutions.
However, error tolerance will also increase the frequency of misalignment to gene family members and pseudogenes.
To obtain consistent AI measurements, we advise limiting the systematic errors caused by pelvic misalignment to the size of the 95% confidence interval of the interobserver error.
3) High-scoring pairs due to misalignment tend to cluster together.
Defining such an ROI for registration is justified to avoid misalignment due to different length surfaces and to avoid bias due to the resection surface.
Our goal was to find a threshold for alignment confidence that would allow no more than 1% misalignments to remain in our subset of composite reads (based on previous experience with de novo assembly of libraries containing hybrid reads).
The presence of poly(A) tails in assembled contigs can cause misalignments to the reference genome.
MU2A uses information on predicted transcript to RefSeq misalignments to flag submitted variants that correspond to known single base differences between the genome and transcriptome, or that correspond to base differences due to gaps.
