Sentence examples for distortion in the structure from inspiring English sources
We find that the severe distortion in the structure of the unliganded wild-type enzyme may be overcome by the utilization of phosphodianion binding energy to mold cTIM into the catalytically active closed form.
However, we believe that within the population norm of uterus size in women of childbearing age, such criteria better reflect the degree of distortion in the structure of the uterine cavity (Salim et al., 2003b) and link it with the management of septate uterus (Fedele et al., 1996; Ludwin et al., 2014a, c).
Declining life expectancy in Eastern European countries is also closely linked to unusual distortions in the structure of age-specific mortality (173).
For a starting model (the same starting model was used for each refinement), we used the model refined at 4 Å-resolution, but then set all the B-factors to 100 Å and randomly displaced all the atoms of the structure by a distance with a mean coordinate error of 0.5 Å using phenix.pdbtools (introducing severe distortions in the structure).
Ab initio calculations were carried out in order to determine the energy involved in twinning, as well as the distortion induced in the structure.
This type of soil exhibits significant change in volume when subjected to water, leading to distortions in the structures and therefore huge monetary losses due to repair and in some cases to full removal of the structures.
In this process, distortion in the capital structure is of great importance.
In practice, however, Indian Railways has been tinkering with the distortion in the tariff structure by simplifying categories and classes.
The shift in the XRD peak position observed upon humidity exposure indicates a distortion in the crystal structure of the MWs.
Consequently, this leads to a distortion in the geometric structure, and changes the electron density distribution as presented in Fig. 4b.
The decrease in crystallite size in all the thin film samples after irradiation indicates a distortion in the lattice structure caused by stress-induced defects.
