Sentence examples for by structural simplification of from inspiring English sources
In order to discover new generation of triazole antifungal agents, a series of novel antifungal triazoles were designed and synthesized by structural simplification of our previously identified triazole-piperdine-heterocycle lead compounds.
Structural simplification of the core moieties of obeline and ergoline somatostatin sst1 receptor antagonists, followed by systematic optimization, led to the identification of novel, highly potent and selective sst1 receptor antagonists.
The selection of 1D coordination polymers is understood as a structural simplification of the new form of DNA named M-DNA.
The evolutionary trend among fly larvae has been toward structural simplification; thus, generally, larvae of primitive flies are more structured than are larvae of more highly evolved flies, which show greater physiological versatility.
Chorioamnionitis induced by different microbial triggers results in pulmonary inflammation and subsequent structural simplification in the alveoli and vasculature of the fetal lung [5, 6].
In the structural simplification context, two operations are available: finding zero valued reactions, i.e. reactions that are mathematically constrained to have the value of zero for the corresponding flux and, also, finding equivalent reactions, i.e. reactions that are constrained to have the same flux value and, therefore, can be replaced by a single reaction.
But Li seemed relieved by the simplification of their relationship.
As for the simplification of blade form, there is a significant error of film cooling effectiveness at the leading edge regions caused by the simplification of blade form.
A sensitivity analysis was performed by excluding simplification of treatment from other causes of cART modification.
Educational level was classified into 3 groups by a simplification of the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED) as designed by UNESCO.
In the model we eliminate the twofold advantage of asexual reproduction by a simplification of natural mechanisms.
