Sentence examples for general structural characteristics from inspiring English sources

Claudin 7 shares the general structural characteristics of the family, differing primarily in its amino-terminal cytoplasmic tail [ 4].

Despite clear similarities in catalytic cores between the human sirtuins little is known of the general structural characteristics of these proteins.

General structural characteristics for the 19 mt genomes were determined (Table  4), revealing variation of overall size from 51,884 - 96,481 bp.

Besides, general and structural characteristics of the wiki-vote network are discussed.

The A1AO ATP synthase from archaea represents a class of chimeric ATPases/synthases, whose function and general structural design share characteristics both with vacuolar V1VO ATPases and with F1FO ATP synthases.

The MWCNTs in general retained their pristine structural characteristics except in places where they were bent, which showed a slightly reduced wall thickness.

General practices vary in their structural characteristics, their use of health service resources, their standards of clinical care, and in patient outcomes.

They accepted the pointed arch but built ponderously within it a style that might be called half-Gothic, because it has the general appearance but not the special structural characteristics of Gothic.

Moreover, it is not sufficient to only measure quantitative structural characteristics, since domain-general and domain-specific qualitative aspects have been shown to be especially important (e.g., Anders et al. 2012; Sylva et al. 2006); however, indispensable direct observational measurements are hard to obtain in large-scale studies.

The 3D structure of Arabidopsis GTS1 belongs to the transducin/WD40 repeat protein family because it shares all the structural characteristics of WD40 proteins, which agree with the general crystal structure of 2h9l or 2gnq template.

However, according to us, they remain very general and do not sufficiently take account of the structural characteristics of the French productive system, dominated as explained above, by large companies.