Sentence examples for flanking side from inspiring English sources
The purpose of this work is to elucidate the key factor responsible for the reversibility of the solid-sate transition, thus providing a basis to understand the role of flanking side chains.
And after 1950 developers began to mop up the surviving low buildings on Third Avenue and the flanking side streets, putting up office buildings like the 30-story 485 Lexington Avenue and the 34-story 750 Third Avenue, which erased the low buildings on the south side of the 47th Street block.
The Pearson product-moment correlation coefficients between the flanking length and the composition difference for each amino acid were also calculated (Table 1 for the left flanking side and Table 2 for the right flanking side).
For each of these transition SNPs, we obtained 500 nucleotides at each flanking side based on the flanking sequences and the mapped contig sequences [ 30].
If we consider 10 neighboring sites at each flanking side of SNPs, we will run and compare 80 multiple statistical tests.
For the left flanking side, correlation coefficients related to small, tiny, negative and charged have absolute value > 0.60 at the p-value < 0.001; for the right flanking side, correlation coefficients related to small, tiny and aliphatic have absolute value > 0.73 at the p-value < 0.001.
Kinking of BH-HC is stabilized by intramolecular interactions between amino acid side chains flanking each side of the hinge ([ 8, 20]; Heindl et al., unpublished observations).
Contrary to the standard assumption that the oxidation step is rate limiting in FP maturation, it seems that the bottleneck are the initial torsional rearrangements of the flanking side-chains that bring into the right geometry the soon-to-be chromophore.
Such fragments are generated by incisions flanking either side of the damaged base.
He surveyed the hillside, admired the lantana growing from Mexican pottery urns flanking one side of the pool.
Flanking either side of the hallway is the bathroom and grooming area.
