Sentence examples for a proper accommodation from inspiring English sources

Dimers assembled by molecular docking presented a stable behaviour and a proper accommodation of regions possibly involved in binding of FeSII to nitrogenase throughout molecular dynamics simulations in aqueous solution.

Exogenous ligands produce a displacement of α-helices forming the ligand-binding domain (LBD) of ERs due to their chemical structure that does not allow a proper accommodation in the confines of the hormone-binding site, contrary to what happens when E2 binds to ERs.

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HRW says a lack of proper accommodation in school, discriminatory fees and expenses, violence, abuse and neglect in schools, lack of quality education and poor teacher training and awareness hindered access to education.

Serbia offers no special treatment for underage refugees, there's a lack of infrastructure for proper accommodation and asylum cases often aren't accepted".

It is tempting to speculate that the bulky side chain of histidine impairs binding of MMA, whereas the much smaller side chains of serine and cysteine allow for proper accommodation of a symmetrically dimethylated guanidinium group in the active site pocket.

Approximately 5,000 junior doctors at Ahmedabad Civil Hospital campus are on a strike because their demands for proper accommodation and other issues related to hygiene at the campus have not been met.

They will also need to provide proper accommodation, full veterinary care, a good diet and high welfare standards during training and performances.

For instance, no place exists in it for a proper political accommodation with minority ethnic groups such as the Karen and the Kachin, who have been fighting the Burman-dominated central government for decades.

There are so many children who are not in proper school, or in proper accommodation," she said.

Burke argued that Abbott, as a former health minister in the Howard government, would know it was dangerous to dispatch people to PNG without proper vaccinations and screenings for diseases, and without proper accommodation.