Sentence examples for chains of the same from inspiring English sources

The tttmb ligands further link the 2D structure to generate a fascinating tridimensional polymeric architecture containing infinite 1D single-stranded helical chains of the same M handedness.

As shown in Fig. 5a, when truncated nascent chains of the same length (P-NST distance of 67 residues) containing only half of VSV-G TM sequence (VSV-G TM.5) were translated in the presence of microsomal membranes efficient glycosylation was evident (lane 4).

Each M-protein consists of two heavy (H) polypeptide chains of the same class and subclass, and two light (L) chains of the same type.

In real implementations of TDD systems, overall channel reciprocity is in general an unrealistic assumption since uncalibrated RF imposes distinct disturbances of both the TX and RX chains of the same radio device [14, 15].

MnTMOE-2-PyP(5+) has side chains of the same length and the same E(1/2), as MnTnBu-2-PyP(5+)(k(cat)= 7.25, E(1/2)=+ 254 mV), yet it is 6-fold more potent a catalyst of O2.-dismutation, presumably due to the presence of the ether oxygen.

The presence of this type of coiled-coil structures generally indicates that the protein may interact with other amino acid chains of the same polypeptide to form oligomers or other polypeptides to form complexes.

According to the assumptions, a symmetrical demand leakage occurs between two echelons of supply chain on the same products because of different unit manufacturing costs in the echelons.

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The British chain of the same name, which it once owned, failed last year.

Four Seasons, a restaurant that should not be confused with the luxurious hotel chain of the same name, is best known for its kebabs and biryani.

At Stew Leonard's, the 10,000-square-foot wine emporium opened in Clifton last month by Stew Leonard Jr. — operator of the gourmet market chain of the same name, based in Norwalk, Conn.