Sentence examples for backbone which may be from inspiring English sources

An iceboat consists first of a single fore-and-aft spar, called the backbone, which may be wide enough to have a cockpit in its hull to carry the crew.

This is explained by a simultaneous lowering of the stacking energy and by the accumulation of energy within the sugar phosphate backbone which may be further released to open the double helix.

It is envisaged that PU contain –COOH and –NH groups in its backbone, which may be involved in H-bonding with TA.

This metric requires mutating and scoring the protein complex, and the result does not include the energetics of the backbone, which may be relevant to small-molecule design.

A strong narrative backbone helps, which may be why many such books center on one misunderstood hero seeking the answer to one scientific problem.

Additionally, the ΔΔG does not include any backbone contributions, which may be important for small molecule design.

The cpDNA tree was in general less resolved than the nrDNA tree and most cases of incongruence concerned poorly resolved relationships at the backbone of the tree, which may be explained by the low information content (variability) at the phylogenetic species level in this dataset in comparison with nuclear markers (see Additional file 3: Table S3).

They consist of a backbone of β-1,4-linked mannose, which may be interrupted by D-glucose in glucomannans.

This backbone atom is also present in alanine, which may be the reason for the unchanged binding of the S346A mutant.

The backbone of S228 forms two hydrogen bonds with Y196, which may be important to stabilize these two loops.

They have a backbone of β-1,4-linked glucose subunits, up to 75% of which may be branched with an α-1,6-xylose residue.