Sentence examples for degrees of folding from inspiring English sources

3D, modular, and retractable battery stack is created from (i) 2D paper sheets through high degrees of folding and (ii) multifunctional layers sandwiched for MFC device configuration.

This finding suggests that models with simple pairwise additive interaction schemes, involving hydrophobic interactions and hydrogen bonding, can mimic the folding of small helical proteins, but that such models are insufficient to produce high degrees of folding cooperativity.

Traditionally, gyrification has been quantified as the ratio of the total cortical surface to a reference surface, with larger ratios implying greater degrees of folding (Zilles et al. 1988; Schaer et al. 2008).

Fifty-two different sequences (Additional file 3: Table S6) with varying degrees of fold change were used to design primer sequences using the web-based tool Real-time Design (http://www.biosearchtech.com/realtimedesign).

In five out of six cases, the degree of folding is immature, while in the sixth case (case 3), a mature folding pattern of the nucleus can be gauged by observing the outline of the astroglial scar.

The fishes that swim faster thus tend to have a greater degree of folding and overlapping.

PEG 4000 and PEG 8000 obtain a higher degree of folding when the MO content in the mixtures increases.

This is attributed to the tighter coordination and stronger binding of the divalent alkaline-earth cations to the oxygen sites, and to the degree of folding of the crown ether backbone.

Thorough examination of well-conserved residues in these structures, by point mutation and functional assay with the Xenopus oocyte recording system, strongly suggest that these "loops" include three β-turns and some degree of folding.

Comparisons across primate species show that both brain volume and gyrification (the degree of folding in the cerebral cortex) have progressively increased during primate evolution and there is a strong positive correlation between these two traits across primate species.

Their general ease of expression and refolding and straightforward methods to monitor their degree of folding conspire to make OMPs excellent model systems to investigate how the membrane environment and other biological factors modulating the membrane insertion and folding of OMPs influence the folding pathway.