Sentence examples for hand structure from inspiring English sources

All EF hand structure domains are structurally related and members of the same clan [ 3].

A. sediba also displayed humanlike characteristics in its hand structure.

It's found in the 27 bones that give the hand structure and the 35 muscles that power it, 15 from the forearm that give strength and 20 within the hand itself that allow precise movements.

Because of an absence of fossils, it is not possible to track certain refinements in hand structure that must have evolved in conjunction with innovations in tool manufacture and use during the heydays of H. rudolfensis, H. ergaster (1.9 1.5 mya), and H. erectus (1.7 0.2 mya), as well as H. antecessor (1.0 0.8 mya) and H. heidelbergensis (600 200 kya).

Because the earliest stone artifacts were of such simple construction and because chimpanzees, orangutans, and capuchin monkeys today can employ stones, stems, vines, and sticks to extract nutritious morsels from protective covers, one need not expect that early hominin toolmakers displayed modern hand structure and exquisite motor control.

On the other hand, structure and machine influences have to be addressed by suitable measurement models.

On one hand, structure-based pharmacophores have been derived from PDB files of good binders (substrates and inhibitors).

On the other hand, structures with low density cores are susceptible to collapse at high impulse intensities.

On the other hand, structures that look alike not necessarily have similar functions.

The large subunit is a multidomain protein, and both the large and small subunits can bind calcium ions via domains known as EF hand structures [ 3].

EF hand structures occur in other proteins, notably the ciliary protein EFCAB7 ("EF-hand calcium-binding domain-containing protein 7") which has been shown to be a positive regulator of hedgehog signalling.