Sentence examples for complex to be classified from inspiring English sources

For a complex to be classified as one-star, its interface root mean square deviation (i-RMSD) from the complex has to be lower than 4 Å or its ligand RMSD (l-RMSD) lower than 10 Å.

It may be, as Aristotle noted, that emotions are accompanied by pleasure or pain (often both), but they are too complex and often too subtle to be classified on this basis alone.

We conclude therefore that the combination of multiresolution analysis with data fusion can be a very powerful approach when nature of data to be classified is very complex as in the case of the uterine EMG signals.

The result indicates that the sRNAs, which remain to be classified, could guide AGO1 complexes to perform miRNA-like target cleavages in the root systems of rice.

Docking studies without selecting putative binding areas between receptor and ligand gave rise to different complexes that can be classified according to various criteria, such as calculating the theoretical binding energy.

The Lindås Nappe anorthosite complex can be classified based on the percentage of eclogite - under 40%, 40%to80%0%, and over 80% (Austrheim 1990).

According to Table 5, a complex system may be classified as a system that its magnitude is higher than those of large systems at Levels 5 and 6.

Strains of Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex (MTBC) can be classified into major lineages based on their genotype.

In addition, the protein-DNA complex structures can be classified from a more holistic view by combining the "protein-centric" and "DNA-centric" approaches.

The large number of genes involved in this complex process can be classified into three categories, namely flowering time genes, meristem identity genes and organ identity genes [ 18].

The structure of Jackson's golden-backed weaver nestlings' calls is highly complex and can be classified into two distinct parts: a 'whistle-like' first part and a 'trill-like' second part.