Sentence examples for diverse linkages from inspiring English sources

These potential applications have greatly promoted the development of advanced functional materials, and meanwhile set higher requirements for the smart materials in the aspects of the spatial structures, diverse linkages and variable functions.

Peripheral F-actin is crosslinked by spectrins into a viscoelastic network (the membrane skeleton) that associates with the plasma membrane through diverse linkages.

As a result, 23 proteins classified into 6 functional groups were linked in the network based on diverse linkage relationships like protein-protein interactions, modifications and regulation of expression (Figure 6).

Zeng et al. studied the influence of diverse chemical linkages and epitope orientations on immunological activity [27].

The formal urban planning framework for modern Indian cities is not enough for its historical cities which are usually characterised by multi-functional spaces, heterogeneous societies, compact urban form and diverse economic linkages.

Hybrid polyubiquitin chains made up of diverse ubiquitin linkages have also been detected in cells (Guzzo et al, 2012; Emmerich et al, 2013).

While the lineup of companies I've worked for is diverse, the linkage for all of them is an appreciation for consumers and a passion for vibrant, youthful markets.

SNP markers of expressed sequence tags were used to create diverse tomato linkage maps and for comparative analyses among cultivars (Shirasawa et al. 2010), another study of 40 tomato lines revealed many SNPs that may affect gene function (Hirakawa et al. 2013).

Surprisingly, we found a diverse pattern of linkage for three epitopes from three proteins.

A polygenic model of the inheritance mode of asthma with minor effects by single genes could explain the highly diverse association and linkage results thus far.

When a specific variant in the target gene is observed to segregate with a phenotype or disease in multiple affected family members and multiple families from diverse ethnic backgrounds, linkage disequilibrium and ascertainment bias are less likely to confound the evidence for pathogenicity.