Sentence examples for basis of their structural from inspiring English sources
Geochemically, ambers are classified on the basis of their structural properties into groups with comparable structural characteristics [1, 5 7].
On the basis of their structural characteristics, we classified wood-pastures using principal component analysis (PCA) and cluster analysis.
Pinning centers have been distinguished as one-dimensional, two-dimensional or three-dimensional artificial pinning centers (APCs) on the basis of their structural dimension.
Stimuli-responsive polymers are classified according to their behaviour in response to the environment and on the basis of their structural properties.
Indeed, according to this paradigm, it is possible to predict toxicological effects induced by chemicals on the basis of their structural similarity with chemicals for which toxicological endpoints have been previously measured.
These effects have been exploited to develop luminescent systems for the selective recognition of inorganic phosphates, which are discussed on the basis of their structural architecture and mechanism involved in the sensing process triggered by the anion binding at the metal centre(s).
Many families of AMPS have been reported from such secretions and members of each are classified on the basis of their primary structural similarities and/or the presence of well-defined structural motifs [ 1– 9].
The revealed peculiarities and changes in structures while transiting from the IPEC to IMC and IPEC Ag0 nanocomposites form the basis for the further study of their structural heterogeneity.
This work aims to build suitable models for predicting the bitterness of 224 peptides and 5 amino acids on the basis of their calculated structural parameters.
For the groups I, II and III the hypothesis of a common evolutionary origin through duplications of a single ancestral gene can be put forward on the basis of their shared structural features, these duplication events would have occurred in the common progenitor of land plants (streptophytes).
The human genome contains 15 K2P channel genes (KCNK), which can be divided into six distinct subfamilies on the basis of both their structural and their functional properties, namely the TWIK, TASK, TREK, THIK, TALK and TRESK subfamilies.
