Sentence examples for have a distinct structure from inspiring English sources

In the relevant sense, consent transactions have a distinct structure: agent A consents to B's φ­-ing on A, under a certain description of φ­-ing, whether or not the offer was initiated by B. For example, a man may consent to a physician's touching the man's testicles as part of a testicular cancer exam (compare Kleinig 2010, 6 7).

The episodes of the series have a distinct structure: Veronica investigates a different "case of the week" while continually trying to solve a larger mystery which spans several episodes or a whole season.

Because family 19 chitinases have a distinct structure and a catalytic mechanism different from that of family 18 chitinases, the recombinant plant family chitinase react directly and do not require protease [88], [89].

Amino acid identity of CpF3'5'H to other F3'5'H sequences was in the range from 75-82%, except for the Campanula medium F3'5'H sequence (BAA03440), 68% identity, which is suggested to have a distinct F3'5'H structure [ 16] and the monocot Phalaenopsis hybrida F3'5'H sequence (AAZ79451, 50% identity) [ 17].

The design strategy would be useful to explore a novel design for DPP-4 inhibitors having a distinct structure with a unique binding mode.

By the time the three pieces were over, Mr. Marsalis had made a case for their functioning together, and created a long and charged performance that had a distinct structure.

The anomalous difference in mobility and difference in XL to Ku molar ratio suggests that MEnd ligase-DNA has a distinct structure that successfully aligns mismatched DNA ends for ligation.

A third example, the Deinococcus single-stranded binding protein (Ssb) has a distinct structure, with two OB-fold domains in a monomer, but this feature was apparently already present in the common ancestor of Deinococcus/Thermus group and therefore cannot be linked to radiation resistance directly [130].

Each of the total 209 PCB congeners has a distinct structure that influences how it behaves environmentally and how it interacts with living cells and organisms.

The underlying cause for the geographic structuring at larger spatial scales is likely that some OTUs have a distinct biogeographical structure, as can be seen in some of the phylogenetic trees of selected taxonomic groups (Additional file 4).

It was found that the TMS plasma coatings obtained under such operations have a distinct chemical structure that gradually changes from silicon rich at the interface with the substrate to carbon rich at the top surface.