Sentence examples for insight of the structure from inspiring English sources

A transmission line equivalent circuit of the proposed MLPDA is developed to give physical insight of the structure and validation.

We have a different goal than those media monitoring systems, and that is to detect patterns that can provide some insight of the structure of the European mediasphere.

Different values of the optical parameters give an insight of the structure and component concentration of the biological sample under study.

Doing this will provide a better insight of the structure for a summary.

Western security sources said that if genuine, the files could be gold dust as they could help identify potential attackers and the networks of sympathizers behind them, and give insight on the structure of the group.

Novel insight on the structure of amyloid oligomers was made possible by the development of an anti-amyloid oligomer conformation-dependent antibody, A11 [2].

This is the first comparative analysis of news content performed on a massive scale, across 27 countries in 22 different languages and over 1.3 M articles, where insights of the structure of the European Mediasphere were obtained, and which was performed largely by automated means.

To obtain insights of the structure of plant CCCH zinc finger, we have taken the coordinates of the TIS11D CCCH domain complex and modelled the structure of the interaction of the AtC3H14 (AT1G66810) CCCH domain peptide with the RNA nonamer (5'-UUAUUUAUU-3'), using the Swiss-Model programs [ 70].

To get a deeper insight of the NPA structure, we calculate the absorbing performance of a similar absorber FMA (flat MDM absorber, plotted in Fig. 7).

During the past few years, modeling work by several groups have provided a great deal of insight into the structure and function of nitrile hydratase.

The chapter concludes that the merging of computational and experimental studies offers the prospect of unprecedented insight into the structure and dynamics of barriers in protein folding reactions.