Sentence examples for motif based on from inspiring English sources
These compounds contain a proven peptidomimetic recognition motif based on a benzo[1,4]diazepin-2-one (1,4-BDZ) framework built on a dipeptide sequence, and a Michael acceptor terminal moiety capable of deactivating the cysteine protease active site.
A one-tailed p value was estimated for each motif based on the Z score of the difference of the actual word count for each promoter (Ctrue) minus the mean count from the 1,000 surrogates (Csurr) relative to standard deviation (SD) from the 1,000 surrogates (SDsurr) [i.e., Z = (Ctrue_Csurr)/SDsurr].
The architects worked the anthemion motif, based on the palm leaf, into luscious little teardrop shapes on the cornice and window surrounds, sensuous for these otherwise pedestrian buildings.
Ever the volunteer, Dellenbaugh designed the Explorers Club flag, which is still in use: red and blue separated by a white diagonal and the motif based on a compass.
The sliding door in the master bath, for example, merges translucent glass and carved wood into a repetitive motif based on the circle.
If there were to be a second edition of the Derrick Tourbillon, would Louis Moinet ever consider designing a dial motif based on hydraulic fracturing?
Therefore, we performed de-novo motif analysis using the Multiple Em for Motif Elicitation (MEME) online software and annotated these motifs based on ENCODE-motifs by using TOMTOM [ 54].
They are then fired and painted with motifs based on Native American pottery.
Cut-out motifs based on graffitti in Cuba brightened up biker jackets and hold-alls.
Franz Liszt's Sonata in B minor is a natural progression from Beethoven, with several different motifs based on the manipulation of the opening theme, creating what Mr. Pratt described as "the end of the line of sonatas".
The guide pointed out the changing architecture from Stalinist neoclassicism to motifs based on Grimm's fairytales: a reflection in itself of the complicated politics of the GDR in its 40 or so years of existence.
