Sentence examples for has a rigid structure from inspiring English sources

Cellulose is the most abundant renewable carbon source present in the lignocellulosic (non edible biomass) realm, and has a rigid structure consisting of a number of glucose units linked together.

DB18C6 is chosen because it has a rigid structure and exists in a small number of conformational isomers, reducing the expense of the calculation [29].

In contrast to other commercially available dithiols (i.e., ethan-1,2-dithiol, hexan-1,6-dithiol), BFD has a rigid structure that provides such orientation on the surface that the possibility of binding by both of sulfonyl groups is very improbable.

Gdm+ is one of the most weakly hydrated ions known; it interacts poorly with water because a single positive charge is diffusely shared by three nitrogen atoms and because it has a rigid structure unable to interact well with water molecules [ 44].

We measured UV coloration from this feather because white feathers typically have higher UV reflectance than dark feathers (Eaton and Lanyon 2003), and the middle tertial has a rigid structure, whereas the dark or brown body feathers on the back have a soft semi-plume structure.

Nonrigid airships, which have enjoyed a rebirth of use and interest, do not have a rigid structure but have a defined aerodynamic shape, which contains cells filled with the lifting agent.

The panel classified non-metal clasp dentures into two types: one with a flexible structure that lacks a metal framework and the other having a rigid structure that includes a metal framework.

Having a rigid structure wasn't in the interests of entrepreneurs who were joining the programs, according to Amplify.LA managing director Paul Bricault.

We don't have a rigid structure to how often issues are released, so they each tend to be wildly different.

The particles have a rigid structure that protects the integrity of the internal porosity and can also be independently functionalised, separately from the internal pore surface.

Alternatively, as extracellular ribonucleases are very stable molecules, highly resistant to proteolytic degradation, they may have had a rigid structure that could have been an ideal starting scaffold for evolving an effector arsenal, in which the loop regions were subjected to positive selection allowing the CSEPs to diversify and avoid recognition by host surveillance factors (R-proteins).