Sentence examples for more recent structural from inspiring English sources

The structure of the B subunit confirms earlier bioinformatic predictions and more recent structural analysis, as a calcineurin-like phosphoesterase that has evolutionarily converted into a role as a catalytically inactive scaffold deputed to the assembly of multi-subunit complexes (Aravind and Koonin, 1998; Koonin et al, 2000; Baranovskiy et al, 2008).

While the early paradigm predicted Arg residues to be excluded from hydrophobic environments like a membrane lipid bilayer, more recent structural data indicate unique biochemical properties of Arg that produce unexpected functional properties for membrane proteins.

A more recent structural identifiability analysis 53 resulted in a parameter reduction of the model, resolving this issue.

Owing to more recent structural findings, however, the preceding ideas are increasingly regarded as incomplete or even incorrect (Sindelar, 2011).

However, a more recent structural study (Houslay and Adams, 2010) used a construct of the N-terminal regulatory region together with the catalytic unit.

Numerous biochemical and more recent structural studies of the Mot1 TBP complex predicted the approximate positioning of the ATPase domain (Mot1CTD) with respect to the DNA upstream of the TATA box (Auble and Hahn, 1993; Auble et al., 1994; Darst et al., 2001; Gumbs et al., 2003; Sprouse et al., 2006; Wollmann et al., 2011; Moyle-Heyrman et al., 2012).

More recent sophisticated structural imaging studies have revealed relationships with specific brain regions or with fronto-temporal white matter [ 13].

In more recent times structural algorithms that predict the DNA trajectory in 3D have been published and tested [ 18, 19].

The legacy of colonialism and more recent neoliberal structural adjustment policies have left Zambia with an underfunded education system poorly equipped to prepare young people for the modern economy or to critique and challenge the inequities they face [ 18].

But he tells us little about the right's more recent reactions to big structural changes in American society, such as the browning of the population.

More recent estimates based on structural discrete-choice models with tax-benefit simulations show smaller estimates and relatively more similarity across studies.