Sentence examples for model for wild from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the predictive variables were different for the taxa, with the regression model for wild bees including both patch and matrix variables, that for plants richness including patch variables only, and that for ants including matrix variables only.

A homology model for wild-type Bo AChE was built using the recently published crystal structure of human AChE and used to generate models of 2-PAM and HI-6 bound to the active-sites of GF- and VR-inhibited Bo AChEs before nucleophilic attack.

(R. chinensis 'mutabilis') as model for wild-type Chinese roses.

The elevated values of δNH (>0.2 ppm) are mapped on the model for wild-type cTIM shown in Figure 2C.

Analyses of kinetic and equilibrium data for both oxygen and CO within the framework of the MWC allosteric model for wild-type HbI and its mutants provide remarkably good agreement for binding both ligands, strongly suggesting a very similar cooperative mechanism is operative for CO and O2.

Models for wild plant use were derived from (Barnes et al. 2005, 2010).

However, comparison of receptor homology models for wild-type pentamers suggests that salt bridges in the intracellular domain of the homomer may impart structural rigidity, and we hypothesized that this rigidity could account for the low conductance.

Differences in the pattern of variation within wild and captive populations may indicate different genetic and non-genetic factors, and also may have implications for how well the captive group can serve as a model for its wild type relatives.

Capote would later use Lee as the model for the wild Idabel Thompkins in his first novel, "Other Voices, Other Rooms," published in 1948.

The NMR structure of a functionally active hIL-3 variant SC-65369 (PDB accession number 1JLI) was also taken from the Protein Data Bank to build a structural model for the wild type hIL-3 (14–125).

The output was termed Model for the wild-type E. coli in this study (Additional file 1).