Sentence examples for components the backbone from inspiring English sources
Between pH 6 7, two dominant coordination modes are in equilibrium (components Ia and Ib), with a 5-membered chelate being formed between Cu2+, the amino nitrogen and (in at least one of the components) the backbone carbonyl of Asp1, together with nitrogen coordination by His6 and His13 (Ia) or His14 (Ib) [15], [16].
As shown in figure 6A, these FCT regions contain genes encoding the pilus components (the backbone protein BP and the ancillary proteins AP1 and AP2), and the pilus assembly machinery (which comprises sortases SRT, and the proteins SipA and LepA, displaying homology with signal peptidases).
I've long been cautious about any model employing hypotheses of randomness in model components, particularly the backbone method of multiple linear regression, popular accounts of which may have encouraged the use of such hypotheses elsewhere.
The nanoscale size and needle-like rigid structure of CNTs appear to be associated with their pathogenicity in mammalian cells, where carbon atoms are major components in the backbone of many biomolecules.
After adjustment for these variables and for the ART components (the NRTI backbone and the third agent), no significant difference in the decline in the IL-6 level was found between the TDF/FTC and ABC/3TC groups (mean fold change percentage difference ∆ 4%; p = 0.90) (Table 3).
The ribose and 2-deoxyribose components of the backbones of RNA and DNA have long been thought to play a critical role in stabilizing Watson-Crick base pairing and maintaining fidelity in polymerase-mediated information transfer.
We want to uncover the structural components that form the backbone of its ideological makeup and point out the evolution in diction, word choice and topics.
Today this can be achieved, and achieved easily, through Component Lifecycle Management (CLM) an approach which helps developers choose, use and monitor the components that have become the backbone of their apps.
Systematic studies addressing the effects of the inner architecture of macromolecules, such as the backbone components (and the associated parameters such as charge density and charge distribution) on transfection have not, hitherto, been extensively explored.
This call, which forms the foundation of the Global Movement for Mental Health, suggests that Government ministries should 'identify and scale up a priority package of service interventions or components that can form the backbone of a national mental health system that provides effective interventions and human-rights protection' [ 5].
