Sentence examples for in a superimposition from inspiring English sources

The following evaluation is integrated over this area, resulting in a superimposition of adjacent meander structures.

This region harbours conserved aromatic and positively charged residues on its surface, as can be seen in a superimposition with the equivalent RSV zinc finger.

In the apo structure, the backbone Cα atoms of Arg242 and Met243 on strand β15 in D2 closest to FAD, for example, each move 2.5 Å away from the binding site in a superimposition of the two structures.

In fact a superimposition of subunits from the six KaiC mutant structures reveals only minor adjustments in the geometry of the P-site loop region (i.e. in the spacing of the S431 and T426 residues, Fig. 4B).

The evolution of the D88 phase, which could be regarded as one of the ordered derivatives of the ω phase, could be described in terms of a superimposition of replacive and displacive ordering waves in the β phase.

CT showed a patchy distribution of areas with ground-glass opacification in both lungs, more pronounced in central parts, with a superimposition of a linear pattern.

To be suitable for routine application in medical image processing, a superimposition procedure should be precise, efficient and should not require an excessive amount of time.

The true flux distributions in the organism are a superimposition of the hypoxic pathways shown, plus some large flux through glycolysis and mitochondrial respiration.

The results presented by us in this study in a sense have achieved a superimposition of pro-inflammatory Th1 responses over suppressor Th2/Th0 responses that eventually mediated clearing of the infection.

The three subtilisin molecules of the asymmetric unit were identical with an rmsd of 0.1 Å in a pairwise superimposition of 274 Cα atoms.

Differences in the sets of coordinates between specimens due to scaling, rotation and translation were eliminated by a typical geometric morphometric approach [60], [61] in which the specimens were placed in a procruste superimposition on the iteratively estimated mean reference form, using the generalized procruste analysis (GPA) procedure.