Sentence examples similar to a structurally equivalent sentence from inspiring English sources

Elements stiffness comes from a structurally equivalent modelling of the junction considered as a circular plate with a central rigid inclusion, which simulates the core of the rivet.

Residue His258, located in the loop connecting strand β8 and helix α9, is in the apo-enzyme in a structurally equivalent position to His217 in apo-MgS.

Thus, NST as a comparison group allows for the demonstration of the superiority of CBT to a structurally equivalent comparison.

Asp in hUSP11 occupies a structurally equivalent position as Asp in ubiquitin, but other residues in the polar patch are not conserved.

OTUD1 does not provide a structurally equivalent hydrophobic S2 site on its α1 helix and is not enhanced in cleaving longer chains.

With high frequency, as noted, the last cysteine of the clusters occupies a structurally equivalent position to those of leucines in the HCS part of LRR1.

To receive an equivalent sentence, a first-time offender would have to be caught with 500 grams of powder cocaine.

FICD features a glutamate structurally equivalent to the inhibitory glutamate in EfFIC (see Fig. 1b 11, which is critical for deAMPylation18.

What about the fact that an equivalent sentence in another language might contain a different number of words?

One useful example is the prenex normal form: every sentence can be reduced to an equivalent sentence expressed in the prenex form i.e., in a form such that all the quantifiers appear at the beginning.

These methods consider the target alignment as a list of structurally equivalent residues and estimate how good would be the resulting structural superposition.