Sentence examples for extended nature from inspiring English sources
It assesses the wave function spreading so it can help to find out the localized or extended nature of an electronic state.
The fractal dimension of PBLG, which exemplifies the highly extended nature of the macromolecule, was measured by both light scattering and viscometric means.
Engineering new REase specificities has been limited mainly due to two reasons: 1) the complexity and extended nature of the binding interaction between REases and DNA: ∼15-20 hydrogen bonds, numerous van der Waals contacts [19]; 2) Inability to produce the altered REase in expression systems due to the lack of proper protection (mainly proper methyltransferase).
The requirement for specificity in the C-terminal domain is perhaps aided by the disordered, extended nature of the C-terminal residues of the antitoxin sequence and structure plasticity.
Our results highlight the extended nature of catalytic sites and the need to understand effects extending beyond readily identifiable catalytic residues.
Given the extended nature of Iraqi families, there will be up to 25 people per family allowed, a marine officer said.
George Herbert put it, "Man is one world, and hath / Another to attend him," thus extending Nature into the unseen realms of heavenly solicitude.
Instead, he argues, campaigners need to get on the front foot, actively encouraging and extending nature's access in all the places we don't specifically need roads or houses or crops.
If applied, degraded areas may provide opportunities to extend nature conservation strategies on a broader spatial scale, and they may serve as a buffer between protected areas and intensively used land.
Britten Sinfonia chooses not to work with a principal conductor and this has extended the nature of our collaborations in many ways.
