Sentence examples for a rather disordered from inspiring English sources

Its value (25%) indicates a rather disordered structure that is visualized in terms of a detailed model.

Above ({sim}8text000~mbox{Hz}), and not shown in Figure 15, the MP5 scheme shows significant high-frequency components, clearly visible in the first part of the corresponding curve in Figure 14, but with a rather disordered spectrum.

As indicated by the average B-factors, the C-terminal domains of the both A and B subunits are rather disordered and it was not possible to model side chains accurately.

Both non-structural proteins of the influenza A viruses were predicted to be rather disordered.

The side chains in this salt bridge network are rather disordered, indicating they are probably not forming a rigid network supporting the extended conformation (Figure 1C).

Although the fibres exhibit rather disordered structures we show that the crystal structure is equivalent to that displayed by poly l-lactide) for both the block and random terpoly l-lactide

Also residues in the peptide are rather disordered; these observations bring into question the suggested triggering role of the peptide in the formation of a 2∶2 complex [14].

Rather, an α-helix of the metavinculin insert (coined H1') and its amino-terminal extended coil replace the H1 α-helix and its amino-terminal extended coil that are present in Vt, which are no longer part of the MVt domain but are rather disordered in the metavinculin structure (Figure 1; Supplementary Figures S1, S2, S3).

Second, multimeric substrates adopt natural, rather disordered, geometries that are well accounted for in molecular dynamics (MD) simulations.

Using the information in Table 2, we can tell that gp120 can be considered as quite ordered by prediction, whereas the gp41 should be categorized as rather disordered.

As it was proposed that calpains cleave their substrates in rather disordered segments of the proteins, we used the metaPrDOS bioinformatic tool to predict the disorder tendency along the intracellular domain of Ret (rat Ret9, rat Ret51, human Ret51) sequences.