The functioning of these macromolecules is intrinsically connected with their spatial structure, which modifications are normally associated with their biological function.
The regulatory subunits of protein kinase A provide an example of this important phenomenon where functionally defined and structurally conserved domains are connected by intrinsically disordered regions of defined length with limited sequence identity (Scott et al., 1987).
Time is an essential element in medical data and knowledge which is intrinsically connected with medical reasoning tasks.
It is rooted in a sense of social injustice that is intrinsically connected with the pattern of uneven urbanisation that began in the 1940s and continues today.
I wish that she could see how happy and fulfilled I am, having taken that tiny spark of childhood curiosity and built it into a life intrinsically connected with the natural world.
These topics are intrinsically connected with the problem of existence and uniqueness of solutions of differential equations.
XVAs are now a key ingredient in the pricing of derivatives of all asset classes, and are intrinsically connected with all areas discussed in this paper.
As Cohen says, the costs of the unchosen and uncontrolled commitments of the religious believer "are so intrinsically connected with his commitments that they" are not bad luck (Cohen 2011, 36; compare Cohen 2011,88).
In synesthesia, people can see color as intrinsically connected with letters, words, shapes, sounds, or personalities.
Our work ties in with complementary approaches viewing cognition and emotion circuits of the brain as intrinsically connected with each other (Damasio 1994).
These findings empirically suggest that the development of endometrioma not only is dependent on ovulation, but also is intrinsically connected with menstruation.
