Sentence examples for manner observed in from inspiring English sources

A residue, Phe221 or Thr310, which allowed the rigid steroid core to bind in the conserved manner observed in the crystal structures, was treated as flexible during the docking for the steroidal AIs.

The structure reveals the molecular organization of the resulting bifunctional enzyme, and we also demonstrate that each active site binds substrate in the same manner observed in the monofunctional forms.

Because mitochondria can be isolated, and respond to aBH3 peptide domain in a manner observed in vivo [11], [12], our model incorporates a rapid (near instantaneous) concentration jump of aBH3, leading to initiation of the reaction leading to B*.

Also in the inward-facing state HP2 is packed against the trimerization domain and cannot open in a manner observed in the outward-facing state.

This report might indicate that the immune system of the patient weakens with surgery, in a similar manner observed in immunosuppressive disease.

There was a clear reduction in the mean paw size (individual values for paws collected but not shown), along with a reduction in clinical score, in a dose-dependent manner observed in treated mice.

As several complete HeT-A copies present in the database belong to different subfamilies, we can in this manner observe if copies belonging to the same subfamily group together for both, the gag and the 3'UTR fragment.

Morphometric analysis demonstrates that radiotherapy facilitated wound healing and repair in the severely contused cords in a similar manner observed previously in transection injury [3], [19] and in severe contusion [20].

However, the above models (including the one used here) still require an explicit mechanistic explanation for how the contextual manipulation could influence contrast sensitivity in the manner observed, and the empirical interaction of stimulus area with motion.

Mboumar-9 transposase cleaves its inverted repeat DNA in the manner observed for Mos1 transposase.

Her special interest was in family history, on which she was ever-ready to dilate in the manner often observed in those who know a person's history i'r nawfed ach – "to the ninth generation".