Sentence examples for extent of the structure from inspiring English sources
The model, developed by the first author, calculates cross-receptances of response for all degrees of freedom that enable the phase effects due to the spatial extent of the structure to be properly accounted for.
For a protein i of the lth organism system, SVV i, l implies the extent of the structure change of the ith protein between the early stage and late stage of the infection process.
The x- z image slice clearly reveals the axial extent of the structure, and locates the structure relative to the quartz surface, as evidenced by the image of the quartz-air boundary at the bottom of the x- z scan.
This approach leads to the lowering of the final lDDT score of a model according to the extent of the structure's stereochemical problems (Fig. 5).
What happens to output in the long run depends on such "real" factors as the enterprise, ingenuity, and industry of the people; the extent of thrift; the structure of industry and government; the rule of law; the relations among nations; and so on.
In this projection, the vertical extent of the cloud structure is assumed to be negligible.
By applying the method to both simulated and real data, we demonstrate that the extent of the haplotype structure is informative for the inference of selection intensity of a recent positive selection.
We also focused on a region of importance in the CGRP receptor N-terminal to this helix and beyond the extent of the crystal structures between residues I32 and G35.
To obtain an indication of the extent of periodic structure underlying the DNA as a function of position in the genome, we performed the autocorrelation analysis separately for endo-cleavage ends that occur in each of six chromosomes.
Reassuringly, this model-based predicted CD spectrum overlays well with the experimental spectra, indicating that the extent of secondary structure in the models is consistent with the CD measurement.
All peptide backbone atoms between P-1 to P9 were included in the restraint potential based on the extent of the conserved backbone structure observed in X-ray structures.
