Sentence examples for distances comprising from inspiring English sources

Our initial research in the field of metal-nucleobase chemistry, in Prof. B. Lippert's laboratory, subsequently evolved towards exploring feasible candidates to DNA based molecular wires and progressed in our current investigation in 1D coordination polymers with short metal metal distances comprising nucleobases as terminal or bridging ligands.

The effect of frequencies and distances comprises two components: the effect due to sampling error and the effect due to population structure.

The largest dimension corresponds to the distance comprising the N-terminal region, which is exposed to the solvent and is involved in the chemokine binding, as shown later in the structure of the complex with CCL3.

For both markers, histograms of p-distances comprising the entire dataset showed no clear gap, while every site specific sub-sample presented a gap, seemingly defining an unambiguous limit for intra- and inter- genetic diversity.

Then the L1 distance comprised two components.

The distance covered by a car before coming to a complete stop (total stopping distance) comprises two principal components: braking distance and reaction distance (see Table  1).

The averaged autocorrelation was analysed on a smaller scale with an inter-gene distance comprised between 1 and 150 genes (figure 3 – blue curve).

Encouraged by her family not to give up, despite having found some of the course a struggle, Dandiker went on, in 2006, to tackle the third and final stage of her journey – a radiology degree at Anglia Ruskin, again by distance learning, comprising five modules including a major project on images of the skull.

Fst varied from as low as 0.03 between C. echinospermum populations to as high as 0.77 when comparing between C. reticulatum populations, while within C. reticulatum, five populations (Kayatepe Savur, Beşevler, Sarıkaya, and Dereiçi) exhibit the highest pairwise distances and comprise an extended, geographically coherent meta-population of the wild progenitor.

Nearly 50% of the distance travelled comprised a path that overlapped distances previously travelled.Figure  2, Panel D, presents a more balanced rounding pattern seen with only one physician.

Around the > 130 ka Mt. Taranaki (Egmont volcano), New Zealand, coastal cliff successions at 20 40 km distance comprise repeating packages of lithologically and sedimentologically distinctive mass-flow deposits.