Sentence examples for complex to provide from inspiring English sources
We invite the retail-entertainment complex to provide cafes, shops, a multiplex, and a museum.
But Charles F. Feeney, the iconoclastic philanthropist, is giving $125 million to the University of California San Francisco, Medical Center to support development of a complex to provide medical services to children, women and cancer patients.
Exact physical models are too complex to provide feasible prediction tools and other ab initio methods only use local and probabilistic information to fold a given sequence.
Analysis of site-directed mutants in plastidic enzymes additionally indicates the requirement of a minimal optimal architecture in the catalytic complex to provide a favourable gating contribution.
Free! Thirty years ago, a group of young, enthusiastic, and caring friends came together with a goal that was both simple and complex: to provide health care for all, particularly the poor in the developing world.
Construction has begun on a new life-sciences complex to provide lab space for the psychology and biology departments, and plans have been made for renovations to Bennett Hall, the Music Building, and other SAS sites.
Recent computational solutions and combination of MS acquisition types have partly resolved these problems demonstrating the identification of cross-links from endogenous protein complexes to provide structural information4.
Here, we probe the dynamic architecture of the proteasome by applying quantitative proteomics and mass spectrometry (MS) of intact complexes to provide a detailed characterization of how Ubp6 assists this assembly process.
For instance, it could mean contracting with apartment complexes to provide services such as medication and case management, as well as home health.
As to Fe nutrition, several studies have shown the ability of different types of Fe HS complexes to provide available Fe to several plant species cultivated in hydroponics [29 33].
The California Supreme Court upheld the San Jose ordinance -- requiring owners of new apartment complexes to provide below-market rents on 15% of their units for 45 years -- under a theory it was an ordinance and not an administrative action.
