Sentence examples for avenue to structure from inspiring English sources
The customer is pushed in an avenue to structure their data.
The free energy perturbation (FEP /thermodynamic integration (TI) type of method has not really fulfilled its promise of being able to open a major new avenue to structure-based drug design due to slow convergence and sampling difficulties.
Finally, the dynamic predicted capsid protein molecule of HCV virion provides a general avenue to target structure-based antiviral compounds that support the hypothesis that the screened inhibitors for viral capsid might constitute new class of potent agents but further confirmation is necessary using in vitro and in vivo studies.
Hopefully by considering multiple oscillators, this Fourier-like method will provide an avenue to recover the structure of the subnetwork.
With the increasing availability of transcriptomic and proteomic data, pathway analysis has become a significant avenue to uncover the structure of functional/regulatory networks in tumoral or normal tissues.
This work offers a new avenue to manipulate the domain structure in single-layer soft magnetic films except film thickness, inner stress, and microstructure determined by sputtering conditions.
The aims of this study are to provide a new avenue to synthesize superplasticizer with novel structure achieving the chemical diversity of superplasticizer structure, and to verify the contribution of optimizing molecular shape.
The present work provides us an effective avenue to tune the electronic structures and band gap for Gr/BPh bilayer.
These results demonstrate a new avenue to improve high-resolution structures by combining knowledge-based template information with physics-based MD simulations.
Silence envelops me as we make our way along the dusty avenue to where four enormous columned structures are centered marking the main streets.
The work would open up a new avenue to synthesize carbon spheres with mesoporous structure and nitrogen doping for high-performance supercapacitor applications.
