Sentence examples for major structural characteristic from inspiring English sources
Theoretical approaches that emerge from Donabedian's structure, process and outcomes models or that expand on that framework by integrating additional dimensions (outcomes models, Nursing Role Effectiveness Model) recognize, in all cases, the importance of staffing as a major structural characteristic of nursing care [ 17- 20].
The major structural characteristics of Aβ fibrils include the presence of β sheet-loop-β sheet conformations.
This fabrication process allows for controlling the major structural characteristics of the nanoclusters (size, composition, distribution and interface nature) for the achievement of the optimized optical properties of the device.
The model is able to predict the major structural characteristics of martensite during the entire transformation including nucleation, growth and eventually formation of internally twinned plates which are in thermoelastic equilibrium with the parent phase.
Studies on full-length transporters as well as individual domains have helped define the major structural characteristics of P-type ATPases.
As we showed in Section 5, there are two major structural characteristics that can change the structural feature vector: the mean refractive index δ n associated with the macromolecular density, and the spatial correlation length of refractive index l c associated with the spatial scale of macromolecular structures.
This model represents the major structural dynamic characteristics of the body and enables the designers to optimize the structure in terms of the performances and mass in early design phase.
In conclusion, the bovine Mx1 gene and promoter region share the major structural and functional characteristics displayed by their homologs described in the rainbow trout, chicken, mouse and man.
28 Two physician investigators at each participating hospital also completed a survey, modelled on the annual survey of hospitals performed by the American Hospital Association, of its major structural and organisational characteristics during the study period.
Previous studies indicated that the MF-to-CA3 pyramid synapses in the hippocampus displayed major structural changes but retained functional characteristics following genetic ablation of synapsins I and/or II (Spillane et al. 1995; Takei et al. 1995).
A major structural rearrangement in pre-40S complexes is the formation of the characteristic 'beak' structure, which is shaped by protrusion of helix 33 (H33).
