Sentence examples for connection adjacent from inspiring English sources

While both structures predict that residues 261 267 form an interhelical loop (IH2) (forms the ball portion of the ball-and-socket ICL2 NBD connection), adjacent amino acids were predicted to adopt loop or α-helical structures in the mouse or C. elegans structures, respectively.

A reliable investigation of the hippocampus, however, requires both the correct angle of section and its physical connection to adjacent and connected structures such as the parahippocampal gyrus.

A very significant one-to-one pairing between bases occurs that ensures the connection of adjacent helices.

About 60 percent of persons with Crohn disease require surgery because of obstruction of the intestinal lumen and another 20 percent because of fistulation, or connection, between adjacent structures— for example, from the sigmoid colon to the bladder.

When the alkyl chain length was longer, the connection of adjacent layers became difficult and pillared carbons were not formed.

While pre-corrosion time increases, the number and size of pits become larger and connection between adjacent corrosion pits becomes more obvious.

The atrial compartment operation was designed to convert atrial fibrillation (AF) to sinus rhythm with intentional preservation of the electrical connection between adjacent atrial compartments.

Usage of fixed transmission power and CSG are expected in many deployments while control connection to adjacent BSs is currently possible only with macrocell systems.

The aggravation of cavitation erosion is the combined consequences of the growth of single cavitation pits and the connection of adjacent pits.

Each stage of node switch consists of phase spatial light modulator (PSLM) and polarizing beam-splitter (PBS), and fiber has been used to perform connection between adjacent stages.

Through further interpretations, paths, visual connection with adjacent spaces, and a clear and simple spatial structure of enclosure seemed to influence subjects' feelings and their preferences towards certain spaces.