Sentence examples for much structurally and from inspiring English sources

The skin of the chest, pubic region, scalp, axillae, abdomen, soles of the feet, and ends of the fingers varies as much structurally and functionally as it would if the skin in these different areas belonged to different animals.

While eukaryotic organelles are defined by a lipid bilayer boundary, their prokaryotic counterparts are much simpler structurally, and most of them are not enclosed by a classical biological membrane.

So far, eukaryotic PPP phosphatases were considered as a well-defined monophyletic group of enzymes, specifically dephosphorylating phosphoSer and phosphoThr, while a much more structurally and enzymatically diverse PPP phosphatases were known to be present in prokaryotes.

Serious injury is likely to result if another car strikes your car on the side where it is much weaker structurally and closer to the driver.

Despite much effort dedicated to structurally and functionally characterize proteins with singly occurring C2 domains, not much is known regarding the purpose and function of multiple (greater than two) C2 domains.

"I believe this restructuring will help MySpace operate much more effectively both structurally and financially moving forward.

We interpret this structure in an evolutionary perspective together with mitochondrial OXPHOS complexes, which are structurally and functionally much better characterized than mitoribosomes, but whose evolutionary origins are only partially understood.

These proteins form the DASH group on the basis of having an associated DPPIV enzymatic activity with or without much structural homology, or being structurally similar but enzymatically inactive (DPP6, DPP10).

Structurally and grammatically, Gullah has much in common with the West African languages from which it is derived, but most of its vocabulary is English.

The ability to blame others for being oversensitive, for playing the race card, or for making much ado about nothing are privileges codified structurally and culturally.

Those molecules appear structurally much larger and like dimers.