Sentence examples for motif derived from from inspiring English sources
Based on conversations between Mr. Stucky and Ms. Frey, it spots variations on a six-note motif derived from the name Elinor through a texture of virtuosic filigree.
This work describes the development of resilin-based proteins (repeating motif derived from Anopheles gambiae) 50 kDa in size.
One commonly employed biochemical cue is Arg-Gly-Asp (RGD), a short peptide motif derived from the active sites of extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins specific for cell binding.
d Biotin ligase recognizes the GGLNDIFEAQKIEWH peptide motif derived from biotin carboxyl carrier protein and catalyzes the transfer of biotin from an ATP intermediate (biotinyl 5′-adenylate) to Lys residue.
A morpholinone structural motif derived from d- and l-malic acid has been used as a mimic of d-Phe-Pro in the thrombin inhibiting tripeptide d-Phe-Pro-Arg.
To identify novel, STAT3-selective inhibitors suitable for interrogating STAT3 signaling in tumor cells, we explored the design of hybrid molecules by conjugating a known STAT3 inhibitory peptidomimetic, ISS610 to the high-affinity STAT3-binding peptide motif derived from the ILR/gp-130.
Second, the base composition of this motif was clearly different from the motif deriving from the other 67 ARS belonging to the other chromosomes (width of 11 bp motif, P value 2 × 10−).
Regularized grids that come from enlarged, superimposed street maps and motifs derived from graph paper also contribute to the rich mix.
Motifs derived from uri found their way into the embroidery taught at mission training schools in Nigeria in the 1930's and 1940's by Scottish-Presbyterian women even though the missionaries forbade body painting itself.
The painting is characterized by typically bright colours, heavy Titianesque figures, and complex architectural motifs derived from the work of Sebastiano Serlio.
Basketry patterns and sometimes container forms have been imitated by wood-carvers; textile weavers also use decorative motifs derived from basketry.
