Sentence examples for module seen in from inspiring English sources
The alignment shows that the adoption of the compact autoinhibited conformation by the Src-like module, seen in our crystal structures, is likely to be conserved in Itk.
Molecular dynamics simulations suggest that the conformation of the PH-TH module seen in the Saraste dimer is unstable when the protein is monomeric.
By 1915, Le Corbusier had connected the dots between industrial and residential with the Dom-ino Module, seen here in a stark white model.
F3T is composed of three modules, as seen in Figure 1: 1) Domain Module; 2) Framework Module; and 3) Application Module.
To check whether the effects of dysregulation are universal or tissue-specific, we extracted the tissue-specific patterns of drivers and passengers in each module (see descriptions in Materials and Methods and Additional file 1, Text S1) and visualized them in Figure 6.
A single posterior module was seen in patients that included several structures from the right and left posterior modules in the controls.
Meanwhile, the "Accord" is slated to take up the position in the middle of the pack with its 4.3-inch Super LCD 2 display, 1GB of RAM, and a Qualcomm dual-core processor — it reportedly retains the same network support and camera module as seen in its bigger brother.
The choice of overlap threshold was based on the distribution of overlap size (as a proportion of the smaller module) as seen in Supplementary Figure S1.
HomePortals also has a very nice blogging tool module (see it in action on the HomePortals blog).
In turn, the set of enzymes associated with a local regulation and the local regulators define a functional "elementary module" (see details in the Discussion).
Such modules are seen in protein enzymes in the form of the Walker A and B motifs for ATPases and in the Rossman fold for binding dinucleotide cofactors, although it should be pointed out that in those cases conservation is much stronger among residues that build the framework for cofactor binding than among the residues that contact the cofactor directly.
