Sentence examples for arbitrary secondary from inspiring English sources

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A positive answer to the question may lead to transition from the "planar approach" to the "stereo approach" that rely on the primary structure as the main source of an arbitrary secondary structure.

An arbitrary secondary structure can be uniquely decomposed into a collection of mutually disjoint loops.

An arbitrary secondary structure can be considered as a sequence of irreducible sub-structures with certain intervals of isolated vertices.

The cement was designed as such that it would allow the incorporation of an arbitrary, secondary component, which would not participate in the cement reaction.

In his seminal book, he describes a "runaway process" where mating preferences for quite arbitrary secondary sexual characters (henceforth called "ornaments") can rapidly evolve in a self-reinforcing way.

The erratic and multiple conditions under which modified intention to treat is reported may induce arbitrary multiple secondary analysis driven by the "level" of exclusion.

Failing to do so led the software to misinterpret the PDB files, leading to arbitrary loss of secondary structure.

Expressed mathematically, Leonardo's rule says that if a branch with diameter (D) splits into an arbitrary number (n) of secondary branches of diameters (d1, d2, et cetera), the sum of the secondary branches' diameters squared equals the square of the original branch's diameter.

Here we assume mfe-structures to be specifically distributed (see Assumption 1) within arbitrary and irreducible RNA secondary and pseudoknot structures of fixed topological genus.

Searching for a particular record in a file is aided by maintaining secondary indexes on arbitrary attributes as well as by maintaining a primary index on the same attribute on which the file is sorted.