Sentence examples for a pattern of secondary from inspiring English sources

Internal twinning, i.e. the formation of a pattern of secondary (or internal) twins within a primary deformation twin, has been observed in austenitic steel.

The central region (aa 140 800) exhibits a pattern of secondary structures typical for well-folded globular domains (data not shown), however we could not detect its relationship to any previously characterized protein families or structures.

The reported results indicate that a stable pattern of secondary currents over the entire channel width can only be sustained over a fixed horizontal bed if the bed's roughness is sufficient to provide the required transverse oscillations in the turbulent shear stresses.

In subalpine ecosystems during the Holocene, fire promoted a typical pattern of secondary succession (Figure 3) as predicted by the Eggler's initial floristic model [42].

These 42 patients with preexisting metastases showed a variable pattern of secondary spread.

mRNA nucleotides coding for "sites" are also characterized by a particular pattern of secondary structure.

Edelweiss root extracts show a complex pattern of secondary plant metabolites of several compound classes like coumarins, lignans, sesquiterpenes, polyacetylens, diterpenes, and others.

Any primary afferent nerve stimulation can potentially elicit a complex pattern of secondary CNS responses, some excitatory and some inhibitory [ 21], but is there a unifying peripheral mechanism by which application of a needle, laser or capsaicin plaster might cause an inhibitory response?

Moreover, the ΔatfA strain, in addition to being more sensitive to oxidative stress (Fig.  1), also had a more altered expression pattern of secondary metabolism genes under various stress treatments when compared to the control strain (Table  6, Additional files 8 and 9: Tables S8 and S9).

Measurements downwind of the site showed a pattern of peaks and troughs (secondary peaks at 100-150 m and 280 m).

5. Protection by secondary structure from mutations results in a pattern of adaptive evolution where the secondary structure of nucleic acid sequences prevents detrimental mutations, prior to or in addition to stabilizing selection on optimal secondary structures, a pattern that follows neo-Lamarckian principles.