Sentence examples for correct arrangement of from inspiring English sources
The correct arrangement of the various anopheline taxa as per the traditional morphological character-based classification of anophelines was there when we considered the D3 region of 28S rRNA gene and ITS2 region of rDNA.
We conclude that zOMP-1 is required for normal otolith growth and deposition of zOtolin-1 in the otolith, while zOtolin-1, a collagenous protein, is involved in the correct arrangement of the otoliths onto the sensory epithelium of the inner ear and probably in stabilization of the otolith matrix.
"Mathematics done well has an elegance and clarity". The correct arrangement of the surviving internal wheels, and the correct numbers of teeth for most of them.
A better alignment of the anterior teeth, a correct arrangement of the transseptal fibers, and a consequent reduction of risk in severe rotation [36] can be hypothesized.
These words are like multi-protein complexes in that their function requires correct arrangement of two or more parts.
The first open reading frame of this mutant was followed by the correct arrangement of exons 2 7, which could encode the entire wild-type protein.
Ca2+ is essential for the structure and function of C-type lectins, because it stabilises the CRDs and helps position the loops in the correct arrangement for ligand binding.
Wootton, K. L. & Stouffer, D. B. Many weak interactions and few strong; food-web feasibility depends on the combination of the strength of species' interactions and their correct arrangement.
"This is the correct arrangement.
Although the contig had a correct arrangement in a sense that the SSC was flanked by two identical sequences (i.e. inverted repeat copies), the orientation of the SSC could not be determined unambiguously.
In 1820 he reported the inability of most humans to hear the high-pitched notes of bats and insects, and in 1824, while investigating the possible physiological basis for his own recurring visual problems (now known as hemianopia), he deduced the correct anatomical arrangement of human optic nerves.
