Sentence examples for attach to the backbone from inspiring English sources
Sulfate groups may attach to the backbone at O-6, occasionally occurring per thirty-eight anhydrous glucose units [58].
It is composed of a dextran backbone (black) and multiple units of d-mannose (blue) and DTPA (red) attached to the backbone.
Other cables are treated as branches attached to the backbone, which contribute to the multipath nature of the indoor P2P PLC channel.
Since the grafts are attached to the backbone by an ester linkage, the graft segments were cleaved and subjected to independent characterization.
Hydrogen-bond acidic fluoroalcohol groups are directly attached to the backbone of single walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) via carbon carbon bonds without the introduction of intermediate heteroatoms.
To benefit the integration of MANETs and the Internet, a new heterogeneous network architecture has been proposed, which consists of several MANETs (e.g., working teams) attached to the backbone Internet through different gateway nodes.
This paper describes the synthesis of graft copolymers with a main chain of acrylic nature; the grafts attached to the backbone are composed of a biodegradable polyester, poly(glycolic acid), with well-known applications in medicine.
The pectoral girdle is supported by muscle, and the well-developed pelvic girdle is attached to the backbone by a pair of sacral ribs.
This is because of its special side-chain structure which has the delta-carbon atom attached to the backbone nitrogen and significantly restricts the backbone rotation at the phi direction.
Peptoids are characterized by a peptide scaffold with side chains attached to the backbone nitrogen atoms [32], which confers them with several structural properties of peptides [34], [35], together with the desirable pharmacological property of being more resistant to proteolytic enzymes [36].
The resulting polymer had a small number of cross-linking points and hydroxyl groups directly attached to the backbone, as were seen by spectroscopic analysis.
