Sentence examples for modular combination from inspiring English sources

It is based on a modular combination of standard CFD tool with a user-defined 1D channel model.

Thus, allowing for the modular combination of the protein-tecton library components and their functional expansion with chemical libraries via UAA functional groups with bioorthogonal reactivity.

In order to ensure wide applicability, the model structure consists of a modular combination of different approaches and algorithms, running on available or easily collected topographic and climatological data input.

Their modular combination is of prime interest for building efficient systems, but their effective use is often limited by poor interface capabilities, when such procedures only provide a simple "sat/unsat" answer.

A modular combination of a GTP-binding RNA aptamer, the short RNA motif and the fluorophore-labeled RNP module afforded a fluorescent GTP sensor that retain the ligand-binding affinity of the parent aptamer.

We extend the concept of SNNs to a modular combination of NNs for an unlimited hierarchical number of levels.

The cohesin-containing proteins of A. cellulolyticus present a broader diversity and modularity than those of C. thermocellum, where cohesins are associated in unconventional modular combinations, and their functional roles are yet to be defined.

Like many smaller automakers, Volvo is establishing a shared system for all its vehicles, from crossovers to sports models, with modular combinations of chassis and engines.

Two combination modes can grow and blend to form more complex modular combinations.

Various proximal and distal sections of the −1,600 upstream sequence of Oshox1 confer different patterns of vascular cell, tissue and organ-specific expression and these sections contain modular combinations of 'CCA/TTG' repeats with stretches of 'CCCC' or 'AACA' motifs (Table 2).

Phylogenetic footprinting is based on the assumption that conserved sequence motifs or modular combinations of motifs within the upstream sequences of homologous genes represent functional cis-elements that define the spatio-temporal regulation of that gene (Hardison, 2000; Hong et al., 2003; Zhang and Gerstein, 2003; De Bodt et al., 2006; Freeling and Subramaniam, 2009; Xu et al., 2012a).