The phrase "a series of structure" is not correct in English.
It should be "a series of structures." You can use the corrected phrase when referring to multiple distinct structures that are part of a group or collection.
Example: "The architect presented a series of structures designed to enhance the urban landscape."
Alternatives: "a collection of structures" or "a set of structures."
We also provide a series of structure activity relationships that demonstrate the triazine core can be used to generate subtype selective inhibitors of PDE4B versus PDE4D.
A series of structure based drug design hypotheses and focused screening efforts drove improvements in the potency and lipophilic efficiency of tetrahydro-pyrazolopyridine based ERK2 inhibitors.
A series of structure based drug design hypotheses and focused screening efforts led to the identification of tetrahydropyrrolo-diazepenones with striking potency against ERK2 kinase.
A series of structure such as nanowires, nanoflake@nanowire hetero-structure and hierarchical nanospheres have been achieved via modulating the synthetic time.
Although pulmonary vasculature in PH is thought to undergo a series of structure change events with a complex multifactorial etiology, endothelial cells seem to play a central role in this process in view of the following four major reasons.
Figure 5 (a1 to a4, and b1 to b4) shows a typical material deformation process of pristine single-crystal copper during nanoindentation with a series of structure evolutions for nucleation of initial defect beneath the indenter.
Our investigation reveals a series of structures that represent boundaries between individual fronds or structural elements that divide into smaller secondary and tertiary elements, leading to a repetitive pattern of branches.
BACK in the studio, she and her dancers began developing new movement vocabulary through a series of structured improvisations.
What to Do The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, at the end of Mill Street, is a series of structures along the waterfront describing every aspect of life on the Bay; (410) 745-2916; www.cbmm.org.
The overview is this: at Mr. Olar's direction last year, Horea's many woodworkers -- this is a timber town -- built a series of structures dedicated to the theme of love.
