Sentence examples for adapting a structure from inspiring English sources
Biological materials solve this challenge by adapting a structure that is intrinsically capable of mitigating structural irregularities or flaws while maintaining high performance, representing a built-in capability to tolerate defects.
This process of adapting a structure to a new function was given the name "exaptation" by Gould.
Once we committed to that idea, we thought about how to adapt a structure to the film.
At any pH condition, due to the presence of both types of charges on the protein molecule, the charge on the substrate will eventually find a balancing charge on the protein molecule provided that the protein molecule is flexible enough to adapt a required structure for adsorption [ 49].
The G-DRG system was designed for reimbursement calculation, but developed to a standard with strategic management implications, generalized by the idea of adapting a hospital's cost structures to DRG revenues.
The G-DRG system was designed for reimbursement calculation, but has developed to a standard with strategic management implications, generalized by the idea of adapting a hospital's own cost structures to DRG revenues.
I use the signposts listed in the HartChart to break down and identify narrative structure especially when adapting a novel or previously published material or characters.
Moreover, it plays a key role in adapting an individual's bone structure to mechanical loads during growth and development [ 5, 25].
Therefore, despite the sequence differences, it is possible that the 6 repeatspeats found in some AtFYVE adapt a β-propeller structure similar to β-propeller structures found in proteins from other organisms.
We adapt a collection of neighborhood structures, k-opt, double-bridge and insertion operators mainly used for solving the classical travelling salesman problem.
Upon activation of PERK, its cytosolic kinase domain adapts a back-to-back dimer structure, and its dimerization is driven by PERK ER lumen domain dimerization.
