Sentence examples for before the backbone from inspiring English sources

In his book Before the backbone, Henry Gee recounts a great number of theories that, over the last century and a half, have invoked almost every other major living animal group as the ancestors of vertebrates (Gee 1996).

Before analysis, the backbone atoms of each snapshot were aligned to the starting structure.

Before splitting the backbone and adding this side-chain to the library, B RDEE scored the B-like modal rotamer for Ile47 worse than a decoy when starting from B and forwent it entirely when starting from A. This can likely be attributed to local packing constraints the deposited B side-chain has χ1 over 20○ away from the modal rotamer, which therefore does not match well.

Before extensive degradation of the backbone, other enzymes such as acetylesterases, α-glucuronidases, α-L-arabinofuranosidases, ferulic acid esterases or p-coumaric acid esterases remove side chains and substitutes [ 2, 6- 8].

A great deal of the MetroStars' turnaround has come from the accumulation of enough depth to overcome injuries to players like Lothar Matthaus and Thomas Dooley, two players with vast international experience who were acquired before the season to be the backbone of the team.

Yahoo paid $1 billion for a 40% stake in Alibaba in 2005, before the company grew into the backbone of China's rapidly expanding e-commerce market.

Species not occurring in the samples were then trimmed off, before I grafted these subtrees onto the backbone tree.

We speculate that the poor performance of writher for all-α domains may be due to that the backbone smoothing procedure before writhe decomposition has over simplified α-helices.

Five years in the making, it takes conversations with Irish folkies, from Shane MacGowan to accordion player Joe Cooley (who died in 1973) and uses them as the backbone for his compositions before wrapping them in fiddles and other traditional fare.

Numerous new networks had emerged by the late 1970s, including CSNET Computer Science Research Networkk), CDnet (Canadian Network), BITNET (Because It's Time Network), and NSFNET National Science Foundation Networkk); the last of these would eventually replace ARPANET as the backbone of the Internet, before it was itself superceded by commercial networks.

Moreover, more than 80% of respondents think it necessary to first adopt an ERP system as the backbone of company operations before deploying other enterprise systems (ES), such as the SCM system.