Sentence examples for conserve connections from inspiring English sources

In scale free networks, a few nodes called hubs have higher degree than other nodes and play dominant role to conserve connections of the overall networks.

Some of these conserved residues locate in the active center and interact with a number of highly conserved connections (that is, β4, β5, and β7 of the 8-barrel), such as the carboxyl groups of Trp273, Arg245, and Phe292 form hydrogen bonds with acarbose and predicted to be substrate-binding sites [ 15].

The highly conserved connection between the bridge and the thumb ring (residues 1498 1506) partly defines the template entry channel (see below).

The results are summarized in Tables  1, 2 and 4. As expected, we found a conserved regulatory connection between GlnR and the glnRA operon in all analyzed species and with tnrA in all Bacilli.

This observation may suggest that feedbacks can be conserved even when connections are rewired.

We posit that performance is limited because reserves protect unique spatial features, or conserve narrow estuaries with weak connections to mangrove habitats and the open sea.

Conservatives want to conserve.

Definition 7. A d-connection D Open image in new window on L π E Open image in new window is defined as a linear connection conserving under a parallelism the global decomposition (71).

The short inserts (27 bp) found in s2 strains were highly conserved, and no connection with geographic origin was identified.

In contrast to the high conservation seen in residues that contact nucleic acids in the RNase H domain, only two residues were highly conserved in the connection domain (H361 and T362; Figure 1).

In one field office that has a 300kb/s satellite connection, Open Garden helps conserve its battery by letting everyone check their email at the same time.