The phrase "as a central core" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is fundamental or essential to a particular concept or system.
Example: "The values of integrity and respect serve as a central core of our organization’s mission."
Alternatives: "as a fundamental element" or "as a key component".
The novel linear and star molecules based on benzothiadiazole as a central core, TPA as end groups and different functional groups as π-spacers were theoretically examined in the OSC applications.
In this paper, we report a strategy to control the band-gap and different optoelectronics properties by using the DFT method on a series of no symmetrical branched molecules based on thienopyrazine as a central core and cyanoacrylic acid as the end group connected with different π-conjugated groups Xi, as shown in Fig. 1.
To generate a protein that was bivalent for both L19 and TNFRII we adopted the recently described approach using UG as a central core of the fusion protein [ 16].
Plaques with a core to core distance of less than 40 μm were categorized as 'in the vicinity' of each other and if multiple (more than 1) new plaques were in the vicinity of a pre-existing plaque, then these were denoted as 'flower plaques' due to their appearance as petals around a central core.
While kinases are typically composed of one or two subunits, calcium-calmodulin (CaM -dependent protein kinase II (CaM -dependentproteinf 8–14 subunits arranged as pairs around a central core.
As small towns reconsolidate around a central core, Wal-Mart may find a way to be a part of it.
When high levels of protein aggregates are recruited to the centrosome, they are organized as electron-dense particles in a central core.
The latest level currently available is Level 3 (http://sbml.org/Documents/Specifications) which is being developed as a modular language, with a central core based on SBML Level 2, and extension packages layered on top of this core to provide additional, optional, sets of features.
The device is similar in size to large orogastric tubes, and incorporates internal channels to allow a closed circuit of water (serving as the heat exchange medium) provided by an external heat exchanger, with a central core serving as gastric access.
As the Middle Ages ended, France comprised a central core of élections, where local Estates, when they met at all, had little to do with fiscal matters, and a surrounding belt of "lands of Estates" (e.g., Languedoc, Brittany, Normandy, and Burgundy), where custom continued to allow for the administration of taxes.
Morphological assessment using H&E demonstrated a central core of necrosis as a general feature of PC-3LN5 tumours at the time of treatment/imaging.
